L’intersectionnalité : dominations, exploitations, résistances et émancipation

Fundamental Dominations in Graphs

Nine variations of the concept of domination in a simple graph are identified as fundamental domination concepts, and a unified approach is introduced for studying them. For each variation, the minimum cardinality of a subset of dominating elements is the corresponding fundamental domination number. It is observed that, for each nontrivial connected graph, at most five of these nine numbers can...

Evaluation Environnementale Des Exploitations Laitieres Par Modelisation Dynamique De Leur Fonctionnement Et Des Flux De Matiere

Linking Dominations and Signatures in Network Reliability

Comparing the reliability of two networks of more than modest size can be a computationally intensive exercise. In this paper, domination theory and the notion of the signature of a network, and their respective roles in calculating the reliability of a network, are briefly reviewed. The computational advantages of the former, and the interpretive richness of the latter, beg the question: how a...

A Trend Analysis of Exploitations

We have conducted an empirical study of a number of computer security exploits and determined that the rates at which incidents involving the exploit are reported to the CERT can be modeled using a common mathematical framework. Data associated with three significant exploits involving vulnerabilities in phf, imap, and bind can all be modeled using the formula C = I + S pM where C is the cumula...

RFID-over-Fiber system for agricultural exploitations

This paper proposes and demonstrates an RFIDover-Fiber wireless track and trace system using active RFID tags and operating over distances up to 30 km of optical fiber and 35 meters of wireless readability. Keywords—component; microwave photonics, radio-over-fiber,