Federal Limitations upon Municipal Ordinance Making Power

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Self-modifying Finite Automata | Power and Limitations Self-modifying Finite Automata | Power and Limitations

The Self-Modifying Finite Automaton (SMFA) is a model of computation introduced in [RS93, RS94, RS95b]. Formal de nitions appear in [RS95a]. This paper further investigates the computational power of the model, and introduces the concepts of path determinism and register complexity.

Power limitations of the HVDC Transmission Power System

The scope of the presented paper is concentrated on two terminal HVDC transmission system. The intention of the paper is to present a precise insight into the limitations of the transmitted power of a HVDC system incorporated in real AC power system. The paper demonstrates the impacts of the combined AC/DC system model parameters on the transmitted power through the DC link. Also, in this paper...

Making IT work for municipalities: Building municipal wireless networks

The lack of widely available, affordable broadband Internet access has spurred a movement in which municipalities are rolling out wireless broadband networks. This movement has raised a number of questions including: Why are municipalities acting as the early adopters of wireless broadband technology? How does increased state regulation of municipal broadband networks affect this trend and how ...

Power and Limitations of Optical Reconfigurable Arrays

The mesh with optical reconfigurable buses is one of the strongest interconnection networks one can think of. There is a constant-time randomized selection algorithm. In this paper, a deterministic selection algorithm is given that runs in O((log logN)2) time. It was known that h-relations can be routed randomizedly in O(h) time, here we show that the same can be achieved with a deterministic a...