In modern superscalar microarchitectures, access to register file lies on the critical schedule-to-execute path, necessitating smaller files in order to achieve higher clock frequencies. In this paper, we propose innovative register allocation mechanisms to increase the parallelism exploited from smaller register files. Our techniques introduce write-afterread dependencies to facilitate registe...

Labile carbon (C), which is principally comprised of non-structural carbohydrates, is an essential intermediary between C assimilation and structural growth in deciduous forests. We developed a new approach that combined meteorological and biometric C cycling data for a mixed deciduous forest in Michigan, USA, to provide novel estimates of whole-ecosystem labile C production and reallocation to...

Title of Dissertation / Thesis: RESOURCE REALLOCATION, PRODUCTIVITY DYNAMICS, AND BUSINESS CYCLES Min Ouyang, Doctor of Philosophy, 2005 Dissertation / Thesis Directed By: Professor John Shea, Department of Economics Professor John Rust, Department of Economics This dissertation explores the interactions between resource reallocation, productivity dynamics and business cycles. A theory that com...

The resource reallocation problem requires multi-agent choices under multiple-criteria, most of which are based on qualitative attributes. The conditional specification of a reallocation request (e.g., requiring a swap for one workstation with another) results in chains of reallocation transactions, which increase in complexity with the number of resources and agents. Also, the initial intentio...

Estimates for the U.S. suggest that at least in some sectors productivity enhancing reallocation is the dominant factor in accounting for productivity growth. An open question, particularly relevant for developing countries, is whether reallocation is always productivity enhancing. It may be that imperfect competition or other barriers to competitive environments imply that the reallocation pro...

A framework for the autonomous management of clustered server systems called LAMA (Large-scale system’s Autonomous Management Agent) is proposed in this paper. LAMA is based on agents, which are distributed over the nodes and built on JINI infrastructure. There are two classes of agents: a grand LAMA and ordinary LAMAs. An ordinary LAMA abstracts an individual node and performs node-wide config...

Resource reallocation problems are common in real life and therefore gain an increasing interest in Computer Science and Economics. Such problems consider agents living in a society and negotiating their resources with each other in order to improve the welfare of the population. In many studies however, the unrealistic context considered, where agents have a flawless knowledge and unlimited in...

Resource reallocation problems are common in real life and therefore gain an increasing interest in Computer Science and Economics. Such problems consider agents living in a society and negotiating their resources with each other in order to improve the welfare of the population. In many studies however, the unrealistic context considered, where agents have a flawless knowledge and unlimited in...

Abstract The construction of highways causes several impacts on the environment, including, suppression vegetation, which can lead to reduced biodiversity. One mitigating measure involves reallocating plant protected areas and orchids might be important for this use. An example could terricolous orchid Sauroglossum nitidum. In an attempt optimize survival S. nitidum following reallocation, aim ...