Modified Сam-clay model. Theoretical foundations and numerical analysis

The Butterfly Model: Theoretical Foundations

Dynamic program monitoring is an effective technique for detecting bugs and security attacks in running applications. Because of the industry-wide shift to multicore chips, program monitoring tools must be extended to monitor parallel programs. Parallel programs introduce a new challenge for monitoring tools: inter-thread dependences. Existing tools assume sequential consistency and often slow ...

Reverse spreads: theoretical foundations and trading model

Those who already faced the Trend following concept know that effective strategies of following the trend suggest dynamic stop loss level movement without profit limitation. The position is kept until the trend is changed and the order is done. With a proper choice of the market entry point the trader switches a position into the breakeven mode and thus relieves the psychological pressure. With...

Theoretical Foundations for the Rotterdam Model

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Theoretical Foundations

This chapter addresses the theoretical foundations for research in educational communications and technology. Four relevant areas are explored: (1) the psychology of learning, (2) communications theory, (3) human–computer interaction, and (4) instructional design and development. Past work in these four areas can be viewed as providing a theoretical foundation for further research and developme...

Application of Numerical Methods in the Analysis of Mat Foundations and Limitations of Classical Methods