Intuitively, Braess's paradox states that destroying a part of a network may improve the common latency of selfish flows at Nash equilibrium. Such a paradox is a pervasive phe...
Dimitris Fotakis, Alexis C. Kaporis, Paul G. Spira...
We extract techniques developed in the Concurrent C minor project to build a framework for constructing logics that contain approximation and/or separation. Approximation occurs wh...
This article examines rules of style for text, graphics, and mathematics and applies these rules to spreadsheets. The article describes the new style in detail with an example and...
We model micro-architectures with non-pipelined instruction processing and pipelined instruction processing, using Maurer machines, basic thread algebra and program algebra. We sho...
We present the development of a theory of stored threads and their execution. The work builds upon Maurer’s theory of computer instructions and the thread algebra of Bergstra et ...