Abstract. The variants of Cyclic Three Dimensional Matching problem is introduced in this paper, which studies about matching elements of three sets of elements. The problem is solved using solid assignment technique, considering the Preference value of members. The Reduction method is applied to the assignment table and the findings were discussed with the real life problems for better underst...

We adopt the following rules: r, x, y are real numbers, i, j are natural numbers, and p is a finite sequence of elements of R. The following proposition is true (1) For every closed-interval subset A of R and for every x holds x ∈ A iff inf A ¬ x and x ¬ supA. Let I1 be a finite sequence of elements of R. We say that I1 is non-decreasing if and only if the condition (Def. 1) is satisfied. (Def....

Clearly, any subgroup in which all elements share some fixed point is elementary. We’ve noted how an element of PSL(2,R) takes elements from H to H. However, it follows directly from the closure of the real numbers that PSL(2,R) takes elements from R to R. If we look at the limiting behavior when dealing with ∞, we can say that PSL(2,R) takes elements from R ⋃ {∞} to R ⋃ {∞}. In other words, or...

Upper and lower bounds for the eigenvalues of three types of matrices M are established. If M is written as the sum of a diagonal matrix D plus a matrix A, the real parts of the eigenvalues of M must lie between the real parts of the neighboring diagonal elements of D, no matter how large the elements of A or how closely spaced the diagonal elements of D. One of the types—that representing one ...

[1] The responses of karstic aquifers to storms are often used to obtain information about aquifer geometry. In general, spring hydrographs are a function of both system geometry and recharge. However, the majority of prior work on storm pulses through karst has not studied the effect of recharge on spring hydrographs. To examine the relative importance of geometry and recharge, we break karsti...

For data to be successfully integrated, semantically similar database elements must be identified as candidates for merging. However, there may be significant differences between the concepts that participants in the integration exercise hold for the same real world entity. A possible method for identifying semantically similar elements prior to integration is based on cognitive science theory ...

This paper formulates a problem of embedded real-time system re-engineering and presents a systematic solution. Embedded real-time system re-engineering is defined as an understanding and alteration of a legacy system to guarantee newly imposed performance requirements. The performance requirements may include a real-time throughput and an input-to-output latency. The proposed approach is based...

Next generation distributed real-time mission-critical systems, such as integrated distributed medical information systems, collaborating teams of manufacturing robots, and widescale sensor/actuator grids for system damage detection and management, must adapt swiftly to changing environmental conditions. Greater coordination allows elements at all levels to identify and effectively respond to t...