This paper describes the application of static var compensators, (SVC) on an electrical distribution network containing two large synchronous motors, one of which is excited via a three-phase thyristor bridge rectifier. The second machine is excited via a diode bridge rectifier. Based on linear optimization control (LOC), the measurable feedback signals are applied to the control system loops o...

Alexey Rudenko April, 2000 Abstract Active Networks (ANs) are a relatively new technology for computer systems that allows dynamic deployment of services. The Internet is an obvious area that would benefit from fast deployment of protocols that would appropriately modify or reroute user data streams. ANs are meant to use fast-growing computational resources of modern computer systems as a relie...

The use of mobile agents to manage networks provides an efficient paradigm shift from traditional client/server architecture. Mobile agents provide an intelligent automatic management of wide network nodes consuming less computer and network resources. In this paper, we propose a prototype system with a heterogeneous mobile agent pool. We introduce a heterogeneous agent pool – where different t...

In building intelligent network agents, computer scientists may employ a variety of different design strategies, and their design decisions can have a significant effect on the ultimate nature of network interactions. Some agent designs are “cooperative,” and populations of agents based on them would be able to interact smoothly, effectively utilizing network resources. In contrast, other agent...

this paper intends to offer a new iterative method based on articial neural networks for finding solution of a fuzzy equations system. our proposed fuzzied neural network is a ve-layer feedback neural network that corresponding connection weights to output layer are fuzzy numbers. this architecture of articial neural networks, can get a real input vector and calculates its corresponding fu...

Introduction There are few subjects that have produced such a sustained response in the press over the past few years as the Internet and the Information Super Highway. Every week we are bombarded with details of new facilities that can be found on this vast computer network. In the United States an initiative led by VicePresident Al Gore three or four years ago established the infrastructure n...

In a basic grid computing system, every computer can access the resources of every other computer belonging to the network. In the ideal grid computing system, every resource is shared, turning a computer network into a powerful supercomputer. It’s a special kind of distributed computing. In distributed computing, different computers within the same network share one or more resources. Cloud co...

The Pervasive Infrastructure Sensor Networks project at Carnegie Mellon University (see www.ices.cmu.edu/sensornets) is looking to match CMU’s strength as having been called one of the “most wired” and later “most wireless” campuses. The goal is to be the “most sensed” campus. We’re physically deploying a network of thousands of sensor nodes across the campus. Our approach to building such a la...