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Multi-Directional Seismic Analysis and using ET Method in Estimation of the Results
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M.Sc. Thesis
Sharif University of Technology
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Esmaeil Pourestekanchi, Homayun
(Supervisor)
Abstract
Exact and safe structural analysis and design under various loadings is an important issue, which have engaged engineers for a long time. Till now, building design codes have suggested three main methods for seismic analysis of structures, which consist of: Static analysis, Pseudo-dynamic response spectrum analysis and Time history analysis. The first two methods are too approximate, especially in irregular structures which demand exact 3d analyses. The most reliable method is Time history method. With advance of computational tools, engineers tend toward using more reliable analysis methods and using old fashioned rough methods is becoming less popular. One of the issues, which is important...
Using Game Theory in Topology Control of Wireless Mobile Networks
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Sarbazi Azad, Hamid (Supervisor)
Abstract
Motivated by the fact of lack of infra-structure in multi-hop wireless networks, there is a controversial issue of assurance in protocols execution. Due to dynamic structure of these networks, local information should be considered for implementing related algorithms implementation. Selecting logical neighbors, named topology control, is one of these algorithms which have to take sanctity of the execution into consideration. To cope with these issues it can be beneficial to explore algorithm design problem in view of independent and rational agents. In other words, in investigating topology control algorithms in the presence of independent nodes, several contradictory problems were observed...
A game theoretical thermal - aware run-time task synchronization method for multiprocessor systems-on-chip
, Article Proceedings - 15th Euromicro Conference on Digital System Design, DSD 2012 ; Article number 6386970 , 5 -8 September , 2012 , pp. 759-765 ; ISBN: 9780769547985 ; Khabbazian, M. H ; Modarressi, M ; Sarbazi Azad, H ; Sharif University of Technology
2012
Abstract
This paper presents a distributed run-time task synchronization method for multicore processors aiming to reduce the average power consumption of the chip and satisfy a given thermal constraint, while imposing no performance overhead. Being built on the game theory concepts, this is achieved by dynamically changing the frequency of each individual core based on its current workload iteratively until converging to an optimal point. In this work we target two thermal constraints: keeping (1) the core peak temperature and, (2) thermal gradient across the cores below a predefined threshold. The results show that the proposed framework can find the appropriate frequency for each core based on the...