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==<font color="#D64C42">Research</font>==
==<font color="#D64C42">Research</font>==


MASTER THESIS:  
'''MASTER THESIS:  
''“Implementation and experimental analysis of Asynchronous Distributed Gossip Algorithms”''
''“Implementation and experimental analysis of Asynchronous Distributed Gossip Algorithms”'''''
<br>Includes:
<br>Includes:
* Study of the complexity of gossip in an asynchronous, message-passing fault-prone distributed system through two different algorithms – called EARS and SEARS – which encompass different trade-offs between time and message complexity.
* Study of the complexity of gossip in an asynchronous, message-passing fault-prone distributed system through two different algorithms – called EARS and SEARS – which encompass different trade-offs between time and message complexity.
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* Experimental Evaluation of the algorithms; figures and statements of results taken after testing the algorithms both in simulation and in real-world mode. Experiments in real-world mode have been executed on a global research network called PlanetLab.
* Experimental Evaluation of the algorithms; figures and statements of results taken after testing the algorithms both in simulation and in real-world mode. Experiments in real-world mode have been executed on a global research network called PlanetLab.


MATHS RESEARCH:  
'''MATHS RESEARCH:  
''“Axisymmetric Poiseuille Flow of Newtonian fluid under pressure-dependent viscosity”''
''“Axisymmetric Poiseuille Flow of Newtonian fluid under pressure-dependent viscosity”'''''
<br>Includes:
<br>Includes:
* Study of Poiseuille flow in a cylindric tube under pressure-dependent viscosity; Continuity equation, momentum equation and velocity components for this incompressible flow.
* Study of Poiseuille flow in a cylindric tube under pressure-dependent viscosity; Continuity equation, momentum equation and velocity components for this incompressible flow.

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