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Adaptive search of cultural heritage information |
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Modelling wall shear stress in small arteris using LBM and FVM |
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Near wall hemodynamics: modelling the glycocalyx and the endothelial surface |
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Coverage and Resolution Properties of Bistatic SAR Configurations |
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Adaptive Semantics of Complex Information/Services Networks: A Case Study from Cultural Heritage |
A unified view to Semantic Web/Grid Information and Services Discovery and Management is being investigated at CNR both at the theoretical level and at the experimental level. The mathematical foundations are being developed with algebraic methods. An experimental prototype is being realized in the… | |
A discrete/continuous model of anti-HIV response and therapy |
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Flexible services for people transportation: a simulation model in a discrete events environment |
The realization of innovative transport services requires greater flexibility and inexpensive service. In many cases the solution is to realize demand responsive transportation system. A Demand Responsive Transport System (DRTS) requires the planning of travel paths (routing) and customer pick-up… | |
Petaflop biofluidics simulations on a two million-core system |
We present a computational framework for multi-scale simulations of real-life biofluidic problems. The framework allows to simulate suspensions composed by hundreds of millions of bodies interacting with each other and with a surrounding fluid in complex geometries. We apply the methodology to the… | |
Applying bootstrap AMG in spectral clustering |
Computing eigenvectors of graph Laplacian is a main computational kernel in data clustering, i.e., in identifying different groups such that data in the same group are similar and points in different groups are dissimilar with respect to a given notion of similarity. Data clustering can be… | |
Reputation-Based Cooperation in the Clouds |
The popularity of the cloud computing paradigm is opening new opportunities for collaborative computing. In this paper we tackle a fundamental problem in open-ended cloud-based distributed computing platforms, i.e., the quest for potential collaborators. We assume that cloud participants are… |
