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    Effects of initially energetic electrons on relativistic laser-driven electron plasma waves

    , Article Physics of Plasmas ; Vol. 21, issue. 2 , 2014 ; ISSN: 1070664X Yazdanpanah, J ; Anvari, A ; Sharif University of Technology
    2014
    Abstract
    In this paper, using kinetic calculations and accurate 1D2V particle-in-cell simulations, we point out the important role of initially energetic electrons of the distribution tail in the behavior of high amplitude electron plasma waves (EPWs). In the presence of these electrons, the conventional warm fluid theory (WFT) breaks at very high wave amplitudes that are still noticeably lower than the wave breaking amplitude (WBA). The fluid breakdown results in electron super-heating with respect to the adiabatic laws. Indeed, a new kinetic regime of the relativistic EPWs appears below the WBA. It is argued that the mentioned super-heating results in WBA values lower than the corresponding WFT... 

    Time and space extended-particle in cell model for electromagnetic particle algorithms

    , Article Physics of Plasmas ; Volume 19, Issue 3 , 2012 ; 1070664X (ISSN) Yazdanpanah, J ; Anvari, A ; Sharif University of Technology
    2012
    Abstract
    A general method for deriving electromagnetic particle in cell (EMPIC) algorithms has been given by Eastwood [Comput. Phys. Commun. 64, 252 (1991)]. This method devises variation of the action-integral to find discrete governing equations. The most important advantage of this method is automatic inclusion of the time coordinate via the action integral into the computational domain. This inclusion is inevitable because electromagnetic algorithms are based on time evolution of the system from its initial state. The drawback of this method is that it is rather abstract. This causes obscurity of particle-mesh interactions and makes it hard to analyze physical treatments of the computational... 

    Improving Utility of Cellular Spectrum to Secondary Users

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Rasouli, Mohammad (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    This thesis investigates methods to improve the utility of cellular spectrum to secondary users. Here, secondary users exploit the spectrum by hierarchical spectrum access. Since the information of the channels is available at the central controller, cellular networks can play an active role in spectrum use of the secondary users and increase their utility in this way. Transmitting the information available at the central controller to the secondary users and ordering the channels in use by primaries can help improve spectrum sensing. First, we consider the schemes which maximize secondary users’ utility by ordering the channel allocation process to primary users. We model the secondary... 

    Cross-Layer Design Based on Inter-Session Network Coding

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Aminian, Gholamali (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Network coding as an efficient approach for performance improvement of communication networks has been introduced by Ahlswede et al. Despite simple forwarding schemes, in network coding scenarios, intermediate nodes forward the encoded version of their received packets. In wireless Networks, resource allocation includes routing, network coding, flow control, scheduling and power control.In this dissertation a joint scheduling, routing, flow control and Inter-session NC formulation based on a convex optimization problem is studied. Our formulation integrates the optimal scheduling, flow control and Inter-session network coding with a modified version of minimum delay routing. We propose a way... 

    Deterministic and Pribabilistic Bounds on Traffic and Service and their Application on Network Performance Analysis

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Amiri, Ebrahim (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    In a data network, expressing an appropriate model for traffic and service is necessary for the guarantee of quality of service (QoS) parameters, e.g. delay and backlogged traffic. There are four main approaches for modeling the traffic and service. First approach is classic queuing theory. It is a useful tool for analyzing the networks with memory less input traffic. Second approach is deterministic network calculus. In this approach some deterministic bounds on delay and backlogged traffic can be derived. However, it is not accurate for analyzing the bursty traffic and wireless networks, because only trivial bounds can be derived in these scenarios. Third approach is effective bandwidth... 

    Wireless LAN Scheduling for Achieving Multiuser Diversity and QoS

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Marzi, Zhinus (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Increasing demand for higher data rates and more reliable communications along with growing applications of multimedia networks in everyday life on one hand, and limited resources on the other, have given rise to researches investigating spectrum efficiency enhancement techniques, among which multiuser diversity has always been of considerable importance. This thesis is a study on utilization of multiuser diversity in wireless LANs via scheduling. Where throughput and Quality of Service (QoS) in communication networks are being investigated, it is mostly advantageous to describe the traffic behavior of resources by greedy or non-greedy models. So far, there are plenty of investigations on... 

    The Review of Possibility of Municipal Wastewater Treatment on Kish Island by Constructed Wetland and Trickling Filter Pretreatment

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Zandkarimi, Ahmad (Author) ; Hashemian, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Constructed wetlands are natural systems for wastewater treatment that Proper functionality of these systems to remove organic matter, pathogens, micro pollutants and etc., Are considered as environmental friendly systems. Proper capabilities of pollution removal and inexpensive cost of construction, commissioning and maintenance of these systems compared to engineering WWTPs in the world is leading to growing constructed wetlands. Due to the increasing use of artificial wetlands in the world for post treatment wastewater, because of right capabilities of this systems, and the absence of any natural wastewater treatment systems on Kish Island, this study investigates the possibility of... 

    Design of Adaptive Interleaver in Wireless Communication

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Alidadi, Afsoon (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Generally to deal with errors in communication systems, two methods have been proposed: FEC and ARQ. In FEC, redundancy bits are added to the data that causes detection and correction of certain error patterns. ARQ method is based on retransmission of information if there is an error in the information. Another method, which is called Hybrid-ARQ, is the combination of these two methods; there are two types of TypeI and TypeII for this category. In typeI, number of redundancy bits in consecutive transmissions of one codeword is constant but in typeII, number of redundancy bits of a codeword increases in subsequent retransmissions.
    To deal with burst errors, we can use interleaving along... 

    Designing a Distributed Fair Scheduling Algorithm in a Wireless Medium

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Raeis, Majid (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Fair allocation of bandwidth between stations of a shared medium, is an important and challenging problem. It is even more challenging when there is no coordinator to arbitrate access to the medium and therefore, a distributed algorithm is needed to provide fairness. IEEE 802.11 DCF is the dominant distributed medium access control (MAC) protocol in a wireless LAN. However, DCF is not in general fair and suffers from short-term unfairness. In addition to that, it is desired to provide differentiated service for the stations of a LAN based on their demands. Since priority based protocols may lead to starvation of the low priority traffic, we are more interested in fair queuing. On the other... 

    Economic and Technical Evaluation of the Collected Methane from Anaerobic Lagoons

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Farrahi, Shahriar (Author) ; Hashemian, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Environmental pollution and depleting the resources of energy are two significant crises which has been caused by excessive Energy consumption in all over the world. One of the most appropriate and reproducible energies is the Biogas energy. Huge amount of sewages and dry wastes are produced in cities every day can causes devastated damages to environment. All types organic matter extracted from different processes of treating sewages are influenced by germ activities and will be transformed to mineral structures and the final product of these reactions would be gases which can be used as enormous sources of fuel and energy. There are different devices made all over the world to be utilized... 

    Improvement of the in-Memory Automata Processor Accelerators using Emerging Memories

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Yazdanpanah, Ali (Author) ; Hessabi, Shahin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Non-deterministic finite automata (NFA) are an elementary type of Turing machines with very high processing power. NFA processors provide parallelism at the data and task level because they can be in several different output states in one clock cycle. Implementing such machines with memory is a good strategy because if we consider each of the memory columns as a state, by selecting a row of the memory, we can activate several states at the same time, which is an implementation of NFA. NFA-based automata processors were first introduced by Micron and were very powerful for issues such as pattern matching, DNA sequencing, or regular expressions and, in general, for machine learning topics.... 

    Management and Efficient Allocation of Resources in Competitive Networks

    , Ph.D. Dissertation Sharif University of Technology Farhadi, Farzaneh (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    In contrast to traditional Networks where a designer can specify an action plan for each agent, in a network with strategic agents, every agent acts selfishly and chooses his strategy privately so as to maximize his own objective. In this dissertation, we study problems arising in the design of static and dynamic networks with strategic agents. We consider two classes of design problems. In the first class, the designer utilizes her control over decisions and resources in the system to incentivize the agents via monetary incentive mechanisms to reveal their private information that is crucial for the efficient operation of the system. In this class of problems, we address two main challenges... 

    Warm relativistic fluid description of the laser wake field accelerator

    , Article Physics of Plasmas ; Volume 16, Issue 2 , 2009 ; 1070664X (ISSN) Yazdanpanah, J ; Anvari, A ; Samimi, J ; Sharif University of Technology
    2009
    Abstract
    A warm relativistic ideal fluid theory is proposed to study the dynamics of laser-induced high amplitude longitudinal waves in rarefied plasmas. It is demonstrated that fluid equations may be closed using an adiabatic approximation in the local rest frame of the plasma fluid. It is shown that considering three-dimensional thermal fluctuations of plasma for an interacting laser pulse that is invariant in transverse directions, considerably changes the features of describing fluid equations compared to that of previously considered one-dimensional thermal-fluctuations models. For a given shape of laser pulse these equations are solved numerically and their results are compared with those... 

    Reduction of Electrical Conductivity of urbun Wastewater by Vermifilter

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Shahnemati, Razieh (Author) ; Hashemian, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Deficiency of water leads to extensive researches on alternative water resources. recycling of wastewater for non-drinking purposes such as irrigation, industrial, green belts, forestry and streets and drainage channels washing is One of the existing methods. Therefore, sewage treatment with the purpose of reducing its electrical conductivity has been done in the current research using a real scale vermifilter. Hence, the effluent from a septic tank with a daily loading of 2 (m3/day) was pumped into the vermifilter during 45 days through a pumping system.Then, the effluent from the vermifilter by another pump entered on the surface of the substrate. The results showed that electrical... 

    Distributed Computations in Next Generation Networks

    , Ph.D. Dissertation Sharif University of Technology Salehkaleybar, Saber (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    There has been a sudden emergence of next generation networks in the past decade where the primary purposes are data ggregation/mining, distributed information and signal processing, and environmental control and monitoring. The distributed algorithms operating in such networks, should have simple structure and be robust against node failures or network dynamics.Extensive studies on designing and analyzing these algorithms have resulted in introducing different models of distributed systems with similar properties such as gossip algorithms, population protocols, and cellular automata-based systems. In this dissertation, we take first steps toward understanding the computational power of... 

    Scheduling in MmWave Networks with Directional Antennas

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Heydaribeni, Nasimeh (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    There are some important technologies for the 5th generation of wireless communication (or 5G) and one of them is transmitting signals by millimeter waves or mmWave. Since mmWave antennas are so small and they have high frequencies, mmWave signals are highly directable. MmWave antennas can generate transmission patterns that have a number of beams directed in different directions with small beam width.In this thesis, we propose a scheduling scheme for the mmWave networks with directional antennas.Since using millimeter waves is one of the most important choices for 5G, designing an efficient transmission scheduling algorithm in these networks have been a quite big challenge. As there are... 

    Scheduling in Communication Networks: Inherent Limitations and Analytical Tools

    , Ph.D. Dissertation Sharif University of Technology Sharifnassab, Arsalan (Author) ; Golestani, Jamaloddin (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Scheduling algorithms are responsible for allocation of various types of resources, interference management, and choosing the times and paths through which messages are to be delivered in a communication network. We consider certain fundamental problems in network scheduling. Any scheduling algorithm, to be practical, must have tractable computational complexity and tolerable delay. In the first part of the thesis, we address the following question: “for a given class of networks, does there exist a scheduling algorithm that performs polynomially many computations (in terms of the network dimensions), while keeping the expected delay of the network polynomially bounded (again in terms of the... 

    Deciphering the electric field changes in the channel of an open quantum system to detect DNA nucleobases

    , Article Journal of Computational Electronics ; Volume 16, Issue 2 , 2017 , Pages 411-418 ; 15698025 (ISSN) Khadempar, N ; Berahman, M ; Yazdanpanah Goharrizi, A ; Sharif University of Technology
    2017
    Abstract
    DNA nucleobases strongly absorbed onto a graphene sheet placed between two gold electrodes in a contact–channel–contact configuration were distinguished. We analyzed the system using the nonequilibrium Green’s function method combined with density functional theory. The changes of the electric field in the middle of the vacuum gap (channel) were investigated. The Mulliken population was deciphered for graphene and the nucleobases. We also extracted the image plane, which was found to lie very close to the position of peak induced density. The projection of the electron difference density and electrostatic difference potential of the nucleobases are also presented. The nucleobases were... 

    One-shot federated learning: Theoretical limits and algorithms to achieve them

    , Article Journal of Machine Learning Research ; Volume 22 , 2021 , Pages 1-47 ; 15324435 (ISSN) Salehkaleybar, S ; Sharifnassab, A ; Jamaloddin Golestani, S ; Sharif University of Technology
    Microtome Publishing  2021
    Abstract
    We consider distributed statistical optimization in one-shot setting, where there are m machines each observing n i.i.d. samples. Based on its observed samples, each machine sends a B-bit-long message to a server. The server then collects messages from all machines, and estimates a parameter that minimizes an expected convex loss function. We investigate the impact of communication constraint, B, on the expected error and derive a tight lower bound on the error achievable by any algorithm. We then propose an estimator, which we call Multi-Resolution Estimator (MRE), whose expected error (when B ≥ d log mn where d is the dimension of parameter) meets the aforementioned lower bound up to a... 

    Rapid seismic fragility curves assessment of eccentrically braced frames through an output-only nonmodel-based procedure and machine learning techniques

    , Article Engineering Structures ; Volume 278 , 2023 ; 01410296 (ISSN) Yazdanpanah, O ; Dolatshahi, K. M ; Moammer, O ; Sharif University of Technology
    Elsevier Ltd  2023
    Abstract
    A nonmodel and output-only-based framework incorporating an Auto-Regressive model and roof absolute acceleration response are hired in this study to compute a robust wavelet-based damage-sensitive feature (rDSF) and estimate engineering demand parameters (EDPs) of buildings with eccentrically braced frames (EBFs). A large database is recruited to estimate the peak and residual story drift ratios and peak floor absolute accelerations as EDPs. The database comprises cmorfb-fc wavelet-based rDSF, number of stories, building heights, and EDPs of the 4- and 8-story EBF archetypes, resulting from 44 far-field ground motions through incremental dynamic analysis. The capability of both the...