Using computer simulations based on empirical data, we show that seven voting rules that we call the IRV family (Instant-Runoff Voting, exhaustive ballot, Condorcet-IRV, Benham, Smith-IRV, Tideman
To improve the networking flexibility in the metropolitan and access area, the granularity in the optical domain has to be increased above that in the core network requiring more channels at lower
Greatly increasing requirements for long distance telephone circuits have made imperative the development of a new transmission system with greatly increased capacity.
Work was conducted on the possible use of transistors in a 12-muH 2700-circuit transmission system on coaxial cable of 2.6/9.5 mm.
HE reports which have been made on the progress in television development increase the expectation t h a t the broadcasting of visual programs will soon be realized.
The "mile of standard cable" was for a long time the basis for rating the transmission qualities of telephonic apparatus and networks.
We have produced some short sections of coaxial transmission line containing ceramic, high T sub c, superconducting center conductors. These lines are about 6 inches long and 1 inch in diameter.
Transitions from coaxial lines to helices are described. These either have the coaxial tapered to a high impedance for the junction, or have the lay of the helix tapered to reduce its impedance.
We report measurements on an InGaAs pin photodiode, in a millimeter- wave coaxial mount, which show an impulse response (diode, parasitics, and connector) of 9 ps FWHM and a 3-dB bandwidth of 67 G
AbstractExisting per-flow measurement solutions provide coarse-grained information for ISPs to manage their networks, that are insufficient for many new emerging applications such as reverse billi
