Contributo in atti di convegno
Lyapunov Exponents of Heavy Particles in Turbulent Flows |
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Rayleigh-Benard convection flow with liquid/solid phase transition in a low gravity field |
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Water vapour regularization |
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Complex Intelligent Information/Services Networks: a case study from Cultural Heritage |
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Implicit - symplectic partitioned (IMSP) Runge-Kutta schemes for predator-prey dynamics |
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Stability of a continuous reaction-diffusion Cournot-Kopel Duopoly Game Model |
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From medical imaging to computer simulation of fractional flow reserve in four coronary artery trees |
We present the results of a computational study of coronary trees obtained from CT acquisition at resolution of 0.35mm x 0.35mm x 0.4mm and presenting significant stenotic plaques. We analyze the cardiovascular implications of stenotic plaques for a sizeable number of patients and show that the… | |
Least Recently Used Caches Under the Shot Noise Model |
In this paper we develop an analytical framework, based on Che's approximation [2], for the analysis of Least Recently Used (LRU) caches operating under the Shot Noise requests Model (SNM). The SNM was recently proposed in [12] to better capture the main characteristics of today Video on Demand (… | |
Combining Mathematical Modelling with In- Vitro Experiments to Predict In-Vivo Drug-Eluting Stent Kinetics, |
In this paper we describe a combined in-vitro experimental and mathematical modelling approach to predict in-vivo drug-eluting stent kinetics. We coated stents with a mixture of sirolimus and a novel acrylic-based polymer in two different ratios. Our results indicate differential release kinetics… | |
Evaluation of rainfall forecasts combining GNSS precipitable water vapor with ground and remote sensing meteorological variables in a neural network approach |
In this study, an experiment aimed to integrate Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) atmospheric data with meteorological data into a neural network system is performed. Precipitable Water Vapor (PWV) estimates derived from GNSS are combined with surface pressure, surface temperature and… |
