Beste Hamilton Institute Podcasts (2024)

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Periodicity of Matrix Powers in Max Algebra 55:20

10+ y ago55:20

55:20

Speaker:Dr. S. SergeevAbstract:It is well known that the sequence of max-algebraic powers of irreducible nonnegative matrices is ultimately periodic. We express this periodicity in terms of CSR-representations and give new bounds on the transient time after which the max-algebraic powers become periodic.…

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Periodicity of Matrix Powers in Max Algebra 55:20

10+ y ago55:20

55:20

Speaker:Dr. S. SergeevAbstract:It is well known that the sequence of max-algebraic powers of irreducible nonnegative matrices is ultimately periodic. We express this periodicity in terms of CSR-representations and give new bounds on the transient time after which the max-algebraic powers become periodic.…

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Very High Speed Networking in VMs and Bare Metal 1:12:05

11y ago1:12:05

1:12:05

Speaker:Prof. L. RizzoAbstract:In this talk I will give a survey of solutions and tools that we have developed in recent years to achieve extremely high packet processing rates in commodity operating systems, running on bare metal and on virtual machines. Our NETMAP framework supports processing of minimum size frames from user space at 10 Gbits pe…

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Very High Speed Networking in VMs and Bare Metal 1:12:05

11y ago1:12:05

1:12:05

Speaker:Prof. L. RizzoAbstract:In this talk I will give a survey of solutions and tools that we have developed in recent years to achieve extremely high packet processing rates in commodity operating systems, running on bare metal and on virtual machines. Our NETMAP framework supports processing of minimum size frames from user space at 10 Gbits pe…

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ROMA: Random Overlook Mastering ATFM 39:16

11y ago39:16

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Speaker:C. LanciaAbstract:Consider the arrival process defined by t_i=i + \xi_i, where \xi_i are i.i.d random variables. First introduced in the 50's, this arrival process is of remarkable importance in Air Traffic Flow Management and other transportation systems, where scheduled arrivals are intrinsically subject to random variations; other framew…

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ROMA: Random Overlook Mastering ATFM 39:16

11y ago39:16

39:16

Speaker:C. LanciaAbstract:Consider the arrival process defined by t_i=i + \xi_i, where \xi_i are i.i.d random variables. First introduced in the 50's, this arrival process is of remarkable importance in Air Traffic Flow Management and other transportation systems, where scheduled arrivals are intrinsically subject to random variations; other framew…

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Machine-to-Machine in Smart Cities & Smart Grids Vision, Technology & Applications 1:18:04

11+ y ago1:18:04

1:18:04

Speaker:Dr. M. DohlerAbstract:The unprecedented communication paradigm of machine-to-machine (M2M), facilitating 24/7 ultra-reliable connectivity between a prior unseen number of automated devices, is currently gripping both industrial as well as academic communities. Whilst applications are diverse, the in-home market is of particular interest sin…

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Machine-to-Machine in Smart Cities & Smart Grids Vision, Technology & Applications 1:18:04

11+ y ago1:18:04

1:18:04

Speaker:Dr. M. DohlerAbstract:The unprecedented communication paradigm of machine-to-machine (M2M), facilitating 24/7 ultra-reliable connectivity between a prior unseen number of automated devices, is currently gripping both industrial as well as academic communities. Whilst applications are diverse, the in-home market is of particular interest sin…

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State Constrained Optimal Control 59:16

11+ y ago59:16

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Speaker:Prof. R. VinterAbstract:Estimates on the distance of a nominal state trajectory from the set of state trajectories that are confined to a closed set have an important unifying role in optimal control theory. They can be used to establish non-degeneracy of optimality conditions such as the Pontryagin Maximum Principle, to show that the value…

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State Constrained Optimal Control 59:16

11+ y ago59:16

59:16

Speaker:Prof. R. VinterAbstract:Estimates on the distance of a nominal state trajectory from the set of state trajectories that are confined to a closed set have an important unifying role in optimal control theory. They can be used to establish non-degeneracy of optimality conditions such as the Pontryagin Maximum Principle, to show that the value…

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Effective Information Delivery Through Opportunistic Replication in Wireless Networks 1:18:07

11+ y ago1:18:07

1:18:07

Speaker:Prof. L. TassiulasAbstract:Increased replication of information is observed in modern wireless networks either in pre-planned content replication schemes or through opportunistic caching in intermediate relay nodes as the information flows to the final destination or through overhearing of broadcast information in the wireless channel. In a…

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Effective Information Delivery Through Opportunistic Replication in Wireless Networks 1:18:07

11+ y ago1:18:07

1:18:07

Speaker:Prof. L. TassiulasAbstract:Increased replication of information is observed in modern wireless networks either in pre-planned content replication schemes or through opportunistic caching in intermediate relay nodes as the information flows to the final destination or through overhearing of broadcast information in the wireless channel. In a…

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Dynamics of Some Cholera Models 1:01:22

11+ y ago1:01:22

1:01:22

Speaker:Prof. P. van den DriesscheAbstract:The World Health Organization estimates that there are 3 to 5 million cholera cases per year with 100 thousand deaths spread over 40 to 50 countries. For example, there has been a recent cholera outbreak in Haiti. Cholera is a bacterial disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, which can be transmit…

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Dynamics of Some Cholera Models 1:01:22

11+ y ago1:01:22

1:01:22

Speaker:Prof. P. van den DriesscheAbstract:The World Health Organization estimates that there are 3 to 5 million cholera cases per year with 100 thousand deaths spread over 40 to 50 countries. For example, there has been a recent cholera outbreak in Haiti. Cholera is a bacterial disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, which can be transmit…

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Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling: A Control Theoretic Approach 59:32

11+ y ago59:32

59:32

Speaker:Prof. A. BanchsAbstract:Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling (DOS) techniques have been recently proposed to improve the throughput performance of wireless networks. With DOS, each station contends for the channel with a certain access probability. If a contention is successful, the station measures the channel conditions and transmits in c…

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Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling: A Control Theoretic Approach 59:32

11+ y ago59:32

59:32

Speaker:Prof. A. BanchsAbstract:Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling (DOS) techniques have been recently proposed to improve the throughput performance of wireless networks. With DOS, each station contends for the channel with a certain access probability. If a contention is successful, the station measures the channel conditions and transmits in c…

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Large-scale urban vehicular networks: mobility and connectivity 52:44

11+ y ago52:44

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Speaker:Dr. M. FioreAbstract:Vehicular networks are large scale communication systems that exploit wireless technologies to interconnect moving cars. Vehicular networks are envisioned to provide drivers with real time information on potential dangers, on road traffic conditions, and on travel times, thus improving road safety and traffic efficiency…

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Large-scale urban vehicular networks: mobility and connectivity 52:44

11+ y ago52:44

52:44

Speaker:Dr. M. FioreAbstract:Vehicular networks are large scale communication systems that exploit wireless technologies to interconnect moving cars. Vehicular networks are envisioned to provide drivers with real time information on potential dangers, on road traffic conditions, and on travel times, thus improving road safety and traffic efficiency…

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Learning Cell Cycle Variability at the Level of each phase 43:06

11+ y ago43:06

43:06

Speaker:Dr. T. WeberAbstract:Inter-cellular variability in the duration of the cell cycle is a well documented phenomena which has been integrated into mathematical models of cell proliferation since the 70’s. Here I present a minimalist stochastic cell cycle model that allows for inter-cellular variability at the level of each single phase, i.e. G…

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Learning Cell Cycle Variability at the Level of each phase 43:06

11+ y ago43:06

43:06

Speaker:Dr. T. WeberAbstract:Inter-cellular variability in the duration of the cell cycle is a well documented phenomena which has been integrated into mathematical models of cell proliferation since the 70’s. Here I present a minimalist stochastic cell cycle model that allows for inter-cellular variability at the level of each single phase, i.e. G…

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EPT functions: Non-negativity analysis, Levy processes and Financial applications 59:22

11+ y ago59:22

59:22

Speaker:Prof. B. HanzonAbstract:Exponential Polynomial Trigonometric (EPT) functions are being considered as probability density functions. A specific matrix-vector representation is proposed for doing calculations with these functions. We investigate when these functions are non-negative and under which conditions the density functions are infinit…

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EPT functions: Non-negativity analysis, Levy processes and Financial applications 59:22

11+ y ago59:22

59:22

Speaker:Prof. B. HanzonAbstract:Exponential Polynomial Trigonometric (EPT) functions are being considered as probability density functions. A specific matrix-vector representation is proposed for doing calculations with these functions. We investigate when these functions are non-negative and under which conditions the density functions are infinit…

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Playing with Standards: the IEEE 802.11 case 1:02:47

11+ y ago1:02:47

1:02:47

Speaker:Dr. F. GringoliAbstract:Experimenting in the field is a key activity for the evolution of the modern Internet: this is especially true for radio access protocols like IEEE 802.11 that are usually affected by unpredictable issues due to noise, competing stations and interference. Here we introduce OpenFWWF, an opensource firmware that implem…

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Playing with Standards: the IEEE 802.11 case 1:02:47

11+ y ago1:02:47

1:02:47

Speaker:Dr. F. GringoliAbstract:Experimenting in the field is a key activity for the evolution of the modern Internet: this is especially true for radio access protocols like IEEE 802.11 that are usually affected by unpredictable issues due to noise, competing stations and interference. Here we introduce OpenFWWF, an opensource firmware that implem…

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In Search of Optimality: Network Coding for Wireless Networks 59:52

11+ y ago59:52

59:52

Speaker:Dr. M. A. ChaudryAbstract:Network coding has gained significant interest from the research community since the first paper by Alshwede et al., in 2000. Network coding techniques can significantly increase the overall throughput of wireless networks by taking advantage of their broadcast nature. We focus on network coding for wireless networ…

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In Search of Optimality: Network Coding for Wireless Networks 59:52

11+ y ago59:52

59:52

Speaker:Dr. M. A. ChaudryAbstract:Network coding has gained significant interest from the research community since the first paper by Alshwede et al., in 2000. Network coding techniques can significantly increase the overall throughput of wireless networks by taking advantage of their broadcast nature. We focus on network coding for wireless networ…

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On Continuous Counting and Learning in a Distributed System 1:05:53

11+ y ago1:05:53

1:05:53

Speaker:Dr. B. Radunovi?Abstract:Consider a distributed system that consists of a coordinator node connected to multiple sites. Items from a data stream arrive to the system one by one, and are arbitrarily distributed to different sites. The goal of the system is to continuously track a function of the items received so far within a prescribed rela…

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On Continuous Counting and Learning in a Distributed System 1:05:53

11+ y ago1:05:53

1:05:53

Speaker:Dr. B. Radunovi?Abstract:Consider a distributed system that consists of a coordinator node connected to multiple sites. Items from a data stream arrive to the system one by one, and are arbitrarily distributed to different sites. The goal of the system is to continuously track a function of the items received so far within a prescribed rela…

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Multi-channel MAC Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks 40:09

12y ago40:09

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Speaker:Dr. C. CanoAbstract:Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are networks formed by highly constrained devices that communicate measured environmental data using low-power wireless transmissions. The increase of spectrum utilization in non-licensed bands along with the reduced power used by these nodes is expected to cause high interference problems…

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Multi-channel MAC Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks 40:09

12y ago40:09

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Speaker:Dr. C. CanoAbstract:Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are networks formed by highly constrained devices that communicate measured environmental data using low-power wireless transmissions. The increase of spectrum utilization in non-licensed bands along with the reduced power used by these nodes is expected to cause high interference problems…

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Networking Infrastructure and Data Management for Cyber-Physical Systems 1:08:32

12y ago1:08:32

1:08:32

Speaker:S. HanAbstract:A cyber-physical system (CPS) is a system featuring a tight combination of, and coordination between, the system's computational and physical elements. A large-scale CPS usually consists of several subsystems which are formed by networked sensors and actuators, and deployed in different locations. These subsystems interact wi…

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Networking Infrastructure and Data Management for Cyber-Physical Systems 1:08:32

12y ago1:08:32

1:08:32

Speaker:S. HanAbstract:A cyber-physical system (CPS) is a system featuring a tight combination of, and coordination between, the system's computational and physical elements. A large-scale CPS usually consists of several subsystems which are formed by networked sensors and actuators, and deployed in different locations. These subsystems interact wi…

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Cracking the Cutoff Window 39:38

12y ago39:38

39:38

Speaker:C. LanciaAbstract:The cutoff phenomenon is the abrupt convergence to stationarity of a Markov chain. It is characterized by a narrow window centered around a cutoff-time in which the distance from stationarity suddenly drops from 1 to 0. All the examples in which cutoff was detected clearly indicate that a drift towards the opportune quanti…

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Cracking the Cutoff Window 39:38

12y ago39:38

39:38

Speaker:C. LanciaAbstract:The cutoff phenomenon is the abrupt convergence to stationarity of a Markov chain. It is characterized by a narrow window centered around a cutoff-time in which the distance from stationarity suddenly drops from 1 to 0. All the examples in which cutoff was detected clearly indicate that a drift towards the opportune quanti…

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Reaching Consensus about Gossip 1:12:03

12y ago1:12:03

1:12:03

Speaker:Prof. P. ThiranAbstract:An increasingly larger number of applications require networks to perform decentralized computations over distributed data. A representative problem of these “in-network processing” tasks is the distributed computation of the average of values present at nodes of a network, known as gossip algorithms. They have recei…

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Reaching Consensus about Gossip 1:12:03

12y ago1:12:03

1:12:03

Speaker:Prof. P. ThiranAbstract:An increasingly larger number of applications require networks to perform decentralized computations over distributed data. A representative problem of these “in-network processing” tasks is the distributed computation of the average of values present at nodes of a network, known as gossip algorithms. They have recei…

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The Role of Kemeny's Constant in Properties of Markov Chains 52:12

12y ago52:12

52:12

Speaker:Prof. J. J. HunterAbstract:In a finite m-state irreducible Markov chain with stationary probabilities {\pi_i} and mean first passage times m_{ij} (mean recurrence time when i=j) it was first shown, by Kemeny and Snell, that \sum_{j=1}^{m}\pi_jm_{ij} is a constant, K, not depending on i. This constant has since become known as Kemeny’s const…

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The Role of Kemeny's Constant in Properties of Markov Chains 52:12

12y ago52:12

52:12

Speaker:Prof. J. J. HunterAbstract:In a finite m-state irreducible Markov chain with stationary probabilities {\pi_i} and mean first passage times m_{ij} (mean recurrence time when i=j) it was first shown, by Kemeny and Snell, that \sum_{j=1}^{m}\pi_jm_{ij} is a constant, K, not depending on i. This constant has since become known as Kemeny’s const…

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Experiences in Industrial Mathematics in Ireland 56:25

12y ago56:25

56:25

Speaker:Prof. S. O'BrienAbstract:In the context of the Macsi industrial mathematics group, we look at the types of problems which have arisen from industrial collaboration and examine a couple of these in detail. In particular, we look at a mathematical model for etching glass with acids which arose from a study group with industry problem presente…

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Experiences in Industrial Mathematics in Ireland 56:25

12y ago56:25

56:25

Speaker:Prof. S. O'BrienAbstract:In the context of the Macsi industrial mathematics group, we look at the types of problems which have arisen from industrial collaboration and examine a couple of these in detail. In particular, we look at a mathematical model for etching glass with acids which arose from a study group with industry problem presente…

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Geographically weighted regression: modelling spatial heterogeneity 1:05:02

12y ago1:05:02

1:05:02

Speaker:Martin CharltonAbstract:Geographically Weighted Regression is a technique for exploratory spatial data analysis. In "normal" regression with data for spatial objects we assume that the relationship we are modelling is uniform across the study area - that is, the estimated regression parameters are "whole-map" statistics. In many situations …

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Geographically weighted regression: modelling spatial heterogeneity 1:05:02

12y ago1:05:02

1:05:02

Speaker:Martin CharltonAbstract:Geographically Weighted Regression is a technique for exploratory spatial data analysis. In "normal" regression with data for spatial objects we assume that the relationship we are modelling is uniform across the study area - that is, the estimated regression parameters are "whole-map" statistics. In many situations …

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Cascade Dynamics on Complex Networks 1:10:26

12y ago1:10:26

1:10:26

Speaker:Dr. A. HackettAbstract:A cascade or avalanche is observed when interactions between the components of a system allow an initially localized effect to propagate globally. For example, the malfunction of technological systems like email networks or electrical power grids is often attributable to a cascade of failures triggered by some isolate…

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Cascade Dynamics on Complex Networks 1:10:26

12y ago1:10:26

1:10:26

Speaker:Dr. A. HackettAbstract:A cascade or avalanche is observed when interactions between the components of a system allow an initially localized effect to propagate globally. For example, the malfunction of technological systems like email networks or electrical power grids is often attributable to a cascade of failures triggered by some isolate…

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Exploit prediction to handle mobility in wireless ad hoc networks 48:49

12y ago48:49

48:49

Speaker:Dr. X. LiAbstract:Node mobility is often a hindering factor of the networking process in wireless ad hoc networks. In this talk, we will introduce our two recent works that address this problem through a prediction approach. The first work proposes an AutoRegressive Hello protocol (ARH) for mobile ad hoc networks. A hello protocol is a basi…

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Exploit prediction to handle mobility in wireless ad hoc networks 48:49

12y ago48:49

48:49

Speaker:Dr. X. LiAbstract:Node mobility is often a hindering factor of the networking process in wireless ad hoc networks. In this talk, we will introduce our two recent works that address this problem through a prediction approach. The first work proposes an AutoRegressive Hello protocol (ARH) for mobile ad hoc networks. A hello protocol is a basi…

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Juggler's Exclusion Process 52:17

12y ago52:17

52:17

Speaker:Prof. L. Leskela?Abstract:Juggler's exclusion process describes a system of particles on the positive integers where particles drift down to zero at unit speed. After a particle hits zero, it jumps into a randomly chosen unoccupied site. I will model the system as a set-valued Markov process and show that the process is ergodic if the famil…

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Juggler's Exclusion Process 52:17

12y ago52:17

52:17

Speaker:Prof. L. Leskela?Abstract:Juggler's exclusion process describes a system of particles on the positive integers where particles drift down to zero at unit speed. After a particle hits zero, it jumps into a randomly chosen unoccupied site. I will model the system as a set-valued Markov process and show that the process is ergodic if the famil…

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Exploratory analysis of human mobility and activities from geo-referenced communication data streams 46:47

12+ y ago46:47

46:47

Speaker:Dr. A. PozdnoukhovAbstract:Communication technologies with their very high penetration into society can serve as particularly rich source of information to explore and model evolution of complex social systems. This talk presents a framework of methods useful for exploratory analysis, modelling and visualization of data streams available fr…

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Exploratory analysis of human mobility and activities from geo-referenced communication data streams 46:47

12+ y ago46:47

46:47

Speaker:Dr. A. PozdnoukhovAbstract:Communication technologies with their very high penetration into society can serve as particularly rich source of information to explore and model evolution of complex social systems. This talk presents a framework of methods useful for exploratory analysis, modelling and visualization of data streams available fr…

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