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Contour correspondence for serial section reconstruction: complex scenarios in palaeontology

Serial sectioning is used in a number of areas in science as a means of viewing the internal features of a threedimensional object as a set of two-dimensional images. The sections are used to recreate three-dimensional computer models of the original objects by constructing surfaces between associated contours on adjacent sections. This has become a common technique for medical imaging, but is ...

Special Section Correspondence Distributed Secret Sharing for Discrete Memoryless Networks

This correspondence studies the distributed secret sharing problem which is a twist of the classical secret sharing problem. In this new problem, each user needs to encode his or her own unique secret message without collaboration with other users and without the use of any common secret materials or cryptographic keys. The goal is to ensure that an adversary without access to all of the encode...

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Section] Section] Section] Section] Section] Section] Section] Section] Section] Section] 0 Estimating Performance Measures in Stochastic Cyclic Schedules

This paper reviews a cyclic scheduling model of repetitive manufacturing environments consisting of exible machines and multi-stage jobs. We explicitly model two system performance measures, throughput and ow time, while incorporating variability arising from uncertainty in operation processing times. We present an iterative approximation scheme to estimate the two moment behavior of our perfor...

Howe Correspondence and Springer Correspondence

Consider real reductive group G, as defined in [Wal88]. Let Π be an irreducible admissible representation of G with the distribution character ΘΠ, [Har51]. Denote by uΠ the lowest term in the asymptotic expansion of ΘΠ, [BV80]. This is a finite linear combination of Fourier transforms of nilpotent coadjoint orbits, uΠ = ∑ O cOμ̂O. As shown by Rossmann, [Ros95], the closure of the union of the ni...