Numéro 37 - février 2006

Numéro bibliothèque: ThèsedeDoctoratdel’universitéParisVI

The deployment of Self-Organizing Networks (SONs) raises a number of key design issues such as scalability, spontaneity, ease-of-management, adaptability, and dynamicallychanging topologies. In this context, routing is particularly challenging, and requires revisiting important components of the routing architecture/protocol suite, such as, establishing and managing an addressing scheme, provid...

COURS MAT 401 , Printemps 2007 Alain Yger 6 février 2008

Abréviations, acronymes et sigles utilisés dans ce numéro

This is an index of the main acronyms and abreviations used in this issue concerning standardsof character coding in general and more precisely Unicode. Nous présentons ici une liste des sigles, abréviations, acronymes, etc. parmi les plus usités dans les divers articles de ce numéro spécial qui souvent n'y sont pas définis ni explicités. Chaque sigle (abréviation, etc.) est d'abord suivi, entr...

Nr . / No . 1 – Februar / Février 2000 Intelligent Agents

In an age of rapidly increasing network complexity and diversity, the idea of " bringing intelligence to the network " is becoming more of a necessity than " future work ". Since the early 1990's, agent technology has often been proposed as a way of achieving this more effective, robust and above all autonomous network control. This article provides a brief tour of current trends in network dev...

SPINAL ANAESTHETIC SPREAD ANAESTHESIA TUTORIAL OF THE WEEK 37 28 th NOVEMBER 2006

This tutorial will detail the factors that determine how local anaesthetic spreads within the CSF therefore determining the extent of the block. Mechanisms of drug spread The CSF of the vertebral canal occupies the narrow (2-3 mm deep) space surrounding the spinal cord and cauda equina, and is enclosed by the arachnoid mater. As the local anaesthetic solution is injected, it will spread initial...