Search for dissertations about: "Message Passing"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 46 swedish dissertations containing the words Message Passing.
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11. From LOTOS specifications to distributed implementations
Abstract : This Thesis presents a technique for automatic generation of implementations from their formal LOTOS specifications. The technique focuses on implementations executing in distributed systems where processes communicate by asynchronous message passing. Implementations are specified in an executable subset of LOTOS. READ MORE
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12. Distributed Optimization for Control and Estimation
Abstract : Adopting centralized optimization approaches in order to solve optimization problem arising from analyzing large-scale systems, requires a powerful computational unit. Such units, however, do not always exist. READ MORE
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13. Simplified Graphical Approaches for CDMA Multi-User Detection, Decoding and Power Control
Abstract : The individual optimal detector for code-division multiple-access (CDMA) systems is based on the marginal a posteriori distribution of the transmitted bits. The marginalization is in general hard since a summation is required, which grows exponentially in scope with the number of active users. READ MORE
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14. Implementation of complex polarization propagator theory for linear response properties of large molecular systems
Abstract : Since its beginning, the remarkable development from the first commercially available computers toward exascale supercomputers just within the span of a lifetime has been closely intertwined with the perpetual quest for the utilization of the arising computing power for the avail of theoretical chemistry. With the aim of further pushing the limits of computationally accessible molecular system sizes, this thesis includes the presentation of programming efforts, which brought forth two quantum chemical software codes, as well as a range of ab initio studies on carbon-based systems, enabled by the former. READ MORE
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15. High Performance Adaptive Finite Element Methods : With Applications in Aerodynamics
Abstract : The massive computational cost for resolving all scales in a turbulent flow makes a direct numerical simulation of the underlying Navier-Stokes equations impossible in most engineering applications. Recent advances in adaptive finite element methods offer a new powerful tool in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). READ MORE