We address how to write programs for distributed computing systems in which the network topology can change dynamically. Examples of such systems, which we call ensembles, include ...
Michael P. Ashley-Rollman, Peter Lee, Seth Copen G...
Swarming agents often operate in benign geographic topologies that let them explore alternative trajectories with minor variations that the agent dynamics then amplify for improve...
Sven A. Brueckner, Theodore C. Belding, Robert Bis...
In this paper, we introduce the progressive simplicial complex (PSC) representation, a new format for storing and transmitting triangulated geometric models. Like the earlier prog...
Existing network management systems typically use a combination of textual displays and 2D directed graph representations of network topology. We are designing a network managemen...
Steven Feiner, Michelle X. Zhou, Laurence A. Crutc...
In control systems the jitter is a major problem since in a time-varying system the theoretical results for analysis and design of time-invariant systems cannot be used directly. ...
Thomas Losert, Wilfried Elmenreich, Martin Schlage...