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An occupancy model that arose in the investigation of randomized distributed schedules in all-optical networks is considered.

The purposes of the investigation to be described were manifold. An approximate structure of the isomorphous gallium compound has already been reported.

Commercial Al bronzes (~5 at. % Fe, 13-28 at. % Al) have been laser surface melted and investigated by glancing angle X- ray diffraction.

K sub 3 Cu sub 8 S sub 6 is a mixed valent, metastable phase that can be trapped as KCU sub 4 S sub 3 is heated to form KCU sub 3 S sub 2.

We developed a display animation system to aid in visualizing the time evolution of spatially distributed data fields.

We show through simulations and experimentally that 112 Gb/s PAM-4 may be transmitted DAC-less using a 28 GHz EML and a novel duo-quaternary detector.

Much CMOS technology development has been driven by the need to make dense, low-power digital circuits.

The neural network, implemented in CMOS technology, contains 256 'neurons', each with 128 binary, programmable connections.

The large interconnectivity and the moderate precision required in neural network models present new opportunities for analog computing.

This paper describes the analog front end of a two-chip U-interface transceiver based on the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) 2B1Q line code.