Titlebook: NAC 2019; Proceedings of the 2 Ri-Ichi Murakami,Pankaj M. Koinkar,Hairus Abdullah Conference proceedings 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte

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Yeng-Fong Shih,Zhong-Zhe Lai Recently, the use of graphs in application domains such as routing, network analysis and resource allocation has become crucial. In these areas, graphs are often evolving in time: for example, connection links may fail due to temporary technical issues, meaning that edges of the graph cannot be tra

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Jitendra N. Ramteke,Neha V. Nerkar,Subhash B. Kondawarween quantum program analysis tools. These questions arise naturally in the design of quantum transpilers, which translate between quantum programming languages. In this paper, we take a step towards answering these questions by identifying challenges and best practices in quantum transpiler design.

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Sangeeta G. Itankar,Manjusha P. Dandekar,Pankaj M. Koinkar,Subhash B. Kondawar apparent contradiction is known as the ‘a(chǎn)rrow of time problem’. Its current resolution states that the future is the direction of increasing entropy. But entropy can only increase towards the future if it was low in the past, and past low entropy is a very strong assumption to make, because low ent

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thors proposed. A CRIL program is a collection of basic blocks where each basic block consists of a single 3-address code with labels for forward and backward control flow. CRIL extends RIL by Mogensen, allowing the multiple calls of basic blocks to execute concurrently in forward and backward direc

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D. F. Fitriyana,Wahyu Caesarendra,S. Nugroho,G. D. Haryadi,M. A. Herawan,M. Rizal,R. Ismailies are revealed. In this article we present an approach where state recovery relies on a mix of hardware- and software-based techniques. We exploit the Hardware Transactional Memory (HTM) support, as offered by Intel Haswell CPUs, to process events as in-memory transactions, which are possibly comm

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