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Table 1: Analogy between Euclidean quantum eld theory and statistical mechanics corresponds to the mean magnetisation M per site of a ferromagnet, and the two-point function

in Field Theory, Critical Phenomena and Interfaces
by Gernot Münster

Table 2: Characteristics of Quantum Fireballer.

in The Design, Implementation, and Analysis of the Stony Brook Video Server
by Michael Vernick 1996
"... In PAGE 102: ...4%) 59(24%) 6 42 48 61(.8%) 63(6%) 66(54%) 64(27%) Table2 0: Admission control performance for a cycle time of 1 second, using a uniformly distributed workload with low bit rate videos. Tables 20 and 21 shows the results of the experiments.... In PAGE 103: ... Determ. Statistical Statistical No Worst-Case Average Worst-Case Average Prediction 2 46 59 66 70(7%) 69(2%) 4 65 70 83 85(5%) 86(14%) 86(10%) 6 74 82 98 102(2%) 102(2%) 103(24%) Table2 1: Admission control performance for a cycle time of 2 seconds, using a uniformly distributed workload with short videos. the 180KBps case and the 60KBps, however, is not dramatic.... In PAGE 103: ... The expectation is that the worst-case deterministic algorithms will perform less well while the statistical algorithms continue to perform close to the optimum. As shown in Table 16 and Table2 3, the performance gap between the Statistical/Worst-... In PAGE 104: ...VIDEO STORAGE SYSTEM ADMISSION CONTROL 91 Video 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 No. of Requests 140 86 45 31 26 6 7 4 2 1 Table2 2: Distribution of videos used in the non-uniform admission control experiments. For each video, the associated number represents the number of times during the experiment that the video is requested to be displayed.... In PAGE 104: ... Statistical Statistical No Worst-Case Average Worst-Case Average Prediction 2 17 23 26(.9%) 26(2%) 27(37%) 27(39%) 4 26 30 35 35(2%) 37(46%) 36(7%) 6 32 35 42(3%) 42(3%) 43(12%) 43(13%) Table2 3: Admission control performance for a cycle time of 1 second, using a \favorite movie quot; workload with medium length videos. as expected.... In PAGE 104: ...7%) 32(15%) 32(10%) 4 35 43 47 48(5%) 49(33%) 49(40%) 6 46 57 66(1%) 65(.6%) 67(39%) 6 46 57 66(1%) 66(10%) Table2 4: Admission control performance for a cycle time of 2 seconds, using a \favorite... In PAGE 119: ... The frame can be decoded correctly in both directions. Movie # Frames Original New Loss % Sukhoi 760 611172 778268 27 Mjackson 564 379168 468100 23 Alien 263 216304 270218 24 Olympics 4008 3383771 4138911 22 3 Stooges 1797 8577387 10859203 26 Table2 5: Loss in compression e ciency when using the SBVS encoding scheme. macroblocks to be dependent on speci c macroblocks, this di erence is higher since the optimal dependent block may not be used.... In PAGE 120: ... Note that the increased playback rate method is not presented since there are no software or hardware devices that can display videos at a speed greater than 30fps. Version # Frames Size BitRate Network I/O (Bytes) (bps) (ms) (ms) Original 4008 20399475 1008492 28 37 Skip Frames 1336 8552763 1516539 43 58 Skip 2 Segments 1338 5698427 1008933 34 37 Skip Subsegments 1068 6543847 1452251 41 208 Alternate File 1337 4138911 733953 21 35 Table2 6: Clip information for the di erent versions of the Olympics video. The network time is the time to send each media block during one cycle.... In PAGE 121: ...FAST FORWARD/REWIND OF MPEG FILES 108 Version # Frames Size BitRate Network I/O (Bytes) (bps) (ms) (ms) Original 1797 11228563 1180574 34 39 Skip Frames 591 7221007 2315977 66 82 Skip 2 Segments 584 3644371 1177279 34 39 Skip Subsegments 591 5731255 1837634 52 209 Alt. File 585 3272963 886204 25 37 Table2 7: Clip information for the di erent versions of the Three stooges video. The network time is the time to send each media block during one cycle.... In PAGE 125: ... Slight loss in quality. Table2 8: Summary of the various methods for implementing fast forward rewind in a dis- tributed video server. Table 28 brie y summarizes the various aspects of each FF/FR method.... ..."
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Table 4. Work-time quantums and their effects on Apache performance and AC size.

in Software Self-Healing Using Collaborative Application Communities
by Michael E. Locasto, Stelios Sidiroglou, Angelos D. Keromytis 2006
"... In PAGE 8: ... We use the average of 100 runs omitting statistical outliers. As illustrated in Figure 5 and Table4 , we examine the use of a variety of work-time quantums on raw Apache... ..."
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Table 4. Work-time quantums and their effects on Apache performance and AC size.

in Software Self-Healing Using Collaborative Application Communities
by Michael E. Locasto, Stelios Sidiroglou, Angelos D. Keromytis 2006
"... In PAGE 8: ... We use the average of 100 runs omitting statistical outliers. As illustrated in Figure 5 and Table4 , we examine the use of a variety of work-time quantums on raw Apache... ..."
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Table 1: Comparison of Quantum Optical Models of Multiplicity Distributions Nature Of Source Density matrix Probability Two pion

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 2: ... In these models an ansatz is made about the statistical nature of these sources and the resulting multiplicity distributions are compared with data [2], [3]. Table1 . gives the comparison of various quantum optical models.... ..."

Table 1 Each pair of detector variants are the two tiles that made up a speci c megatile. The shift column shows the distance one tile is shifted with respect to the other within the mega-tile. The yield column shows raw average yield, before corrections for e ective quantum e ciency. The error quoted contains both statistical and systematic e ects.

in A New Detector Technique Using Triangular Scintillating Strips to Achieve Precise Position Measurements for Minimum Ionizing Particles
by Um He, Adams Amos Averill, N. Amos, D. A. Averill, P. Baringer, M. Chung, F. Hsieh, H. Li, D. Lincoln, S. Margulies, H. Neal
"... In PAGE 11: ... The yield in units of photoelectrons per millimeter of scintillator traversed is broadly as expected. These results are given in Table1 . As a cross-check, a t was done to the plots discussed in Sec.... ..."

Table 2. Quantum Densities on the

in Fourier Models and the Loci of Adaptation
by W. L. Makous 1997
"... In PAGE 9: ...5 times that for the rods at the same retinal locus. Table2 shows a difference between rods and cones that Retina and at the Receptora Rods, 507 nm mean (mn 2 sd) (mn 1 sd) mean 0.64 0.... In PAGE 9: ...(2.4.4) of the second edition, Tl should be Tl8 and that the units for l are centimeters in the first edition and meters in the second.] The best estimate of the losses in the ocular media are given in Table2 , with the estimated effects on retinal illuminance and receptor excitation. The estimates of the losses within the ocular media fol- low Kraats et al.... ..."
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Table 1. Some quantum complexities

in Quantum lower bounds by polynomials
by Robert Beals, Harry Buhrman, Richard Cleve, Michele Mosca 1998
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Table 1. Dictionary of the Quantum-Classical Isomorphism Quantum Classical Analogue

in The Simulation Of Quantum Systems
by Ceperley National, D. M. Ceperley

Table 2. Quantum Physics and Polyagents

in Concurrent Modeling of Alternative Worlds with
by H. Van, Dyke Parunak, Sven Brueckner
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