I review the phenomenology of new physics in low energy processes using the notion of minimal flavor violation (vs. non-minimal flavor violation). I compare the predictions of beyond-the-standard models and show that among certain observables in rare b-decays pattern arise, which allow to distinguish between extensions of the Standard Model. I discuss the status and future of the model independ...

Wilson lines corrections to gauge couplings from a field theory approach. Abstract Using an effective field theory approach, we address the effects on the gauge couplings of one and two additional compact dimensions in the presence of a constant background (gauge) field. Such background fields are a generic presence in models with extra dimensions and can be employed

A number of years ago, [Bro05] explored a prospective language feature then known as Object Templates. That feature died on the vine due to healthy skepticism voiced by EWG, as well as the usual lack of cycles to develop the idea much further. However, the original underlying issue is still present in C++11, after even many additional years of experimental effort to achieve the desired effect v...

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We introduce version 1.0 of the GemsTD benchmark suite and report the performance on several different architectures for the cases in this suite. TRITA-PDC-2003:2 • ISSN 1401-2731 • ISRN KTH/PDC/R--03/2--SE

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Skills management has been recently acknowledged as one of the key factors to adequately face the increasing competitiveness between knowledge intensive companies. In this paper we present a formal approach to Ontology-Based Semantic Matchmaking between Skills demand and supply, devised as a virtual marketplace of knowledge. In such a knowledge market metaphor, skills are a peculiar kind of goo...