In this paper an extension of a behavioural subset of UML Statecharts for modeling mobility issues is proposed. In this extension we relax the unique association between each Statechart in a collection of Statecharts modeling a system and its input-queue and we allow the use of (queue) name variables in communication actions. The resulting communication paradigm is much more flexible than the s...

In transtensional regions, structures striking obliquely to the extension direction generally exhibit oblique or partitioned slips. However, their on-fault partitioning patterns and controlling factors are less known, hindering our understanding of evolution rifting process. Here, we study slip distribution 2021 Mw6.7 Lake Hovsgol (Mongolia) earthquake occurred in a pull-apart basin using InSAR...

We study the physical processes controlling the development and evolution of normal faults by analyzing numerical experiments of extension of an ideal two-dimensional elastic-plastic (brittle) layer floating on an inviscid fluid. The yield stress of the layer is the sum of the layer cohesion and its frictional stress. Faults are initiated by a small plastic flaw in the layer. We get finite faul...

As an effective carrier of a new energy collection, the DC power grid has low inertia and weak damping characteristics, making it essential to limit fault current isolate system. To quickly effectively suppress current, flexible current-limiting device (FCLD) is proposed, which can realize transient self-recovery without circuit breaker action permanent quick isolation fault. It improves operat...

This paper introduces a fault-tolerant shunt active power filter (SAPF). The novility in of this work is that it poposes solutions to increase the reliability maintain its operation under single-phase open-circuit fault SAPF. will whole system. SAPF composed 4-leg 27-level inverter based on asymmetric cascaded H-bridge topology. If an introduced SAPF, special control technique be implemented an...

An association of westerly verging asymmetric folds, easterly dipping cleavages and contractional faults control the pattern and intensity of structures at different scales in the southern Nallamalai fold±fault belt, Cuddapah district of Andhra Pradesh, Southern India. Variation in structural geometry is manifested across the section by the occurrence of relatively low amplitude folds, sometime...

Many fault-tolerant distributed applications can be structured as one or more groups of objects that cooperate by multicasting invocations on member objects. The building of group based applications is considerably simplified if the members of a group can multicast reliably and have a mutually consistent view of the order in which events (such as invocations, host machine failures) have taken p...

Many fault-tolerant distributed applications can be structured as one or more groups of objects that cooperate by multicasting invocations on member objects. The building of group based applications is considerably simplified if the members of a group can multicast reliably and have a mutually consistent view of the order in which events (such as invocations, host machine failures) have taken p...

We propose a new hybrid fault model for clock synchronization and single-round (approximate) agreement in synchronous distributed systems1, which accurately captures both node and link faults. Unlike conventional “global” fault models, which rest upon the total number of faulty nodes in the system, it solely relies upon the number of faults in any two non-faulty nodes’ “perceptions” —conveyed b...

A hyper-star graph HS(n,k) provides a promising topology for interconnection networks of parallel processing systems because it inherits the advantages of a hypercube and a star graph. In this paper, we focus on fault-tolerant routing in an HS(n,k) graph with faulty nodes and propose an algorithm to establish a fault-free path between a pair of non-faulty nodes. The algorithm uses limited globa...