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'''MASTER THESIS:<br>''“Implementation and experimental analysis of Asynchronous Distributed Gossip Algorithms”''''' | '''MASTER THESIS:<br>''“Implementation and experimental analysis of Asynchronous Distributed Gossip Algorithms”''''' | ||
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* 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. | ||
* Implementation of these algorithms using YALPS, an open-source Java library designed to facilitate the development and testing of distributed applications. | * Implementation of these algorithms using YALPS, an open-source Java library designed to facilitate the development and testing of distributed applications. | ||
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'''MATHS RESEARCH:<br>''“Axisymmetric Poiseuille Flow of Newtonian fluid under pressure-dependent viscosity”''''' | '''MATHS RESEARCH:<br>''“Axisymmetric Poiseuille Flow of Newtonian fluid under pressure-dependent viscosity”''''' | ||
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* 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. | ||
* Isolines, two-dimensional line plots and three-dimensional shaded surface showing the evolution of velocity, using Matlab Language | * Isolines, two-dimensional line plots and three-dimensional shaded surface showing the evolution of velocity, using Matlab Language | ||
