Titlebook: Object-Oriented Technology: ECOOP 2001 Workshop Reader; ECOOP 2001 Workshops ákos Frohner Conference proceedings 2002 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Eric Jul,Andrew Black,Anne-Marie Kermarrec,Doug Lea,Salah Sadoucal reactions, species conservation, and variable-property effects. This chapter offers an exposition of these equations. It opens with suggestions for background reading that may serve as a point of departure. After preliminary delimitation of the types of problems covered within this volume, it co

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Rafael Corchuelo,Antonio Ruiz,J?rg R. Mühlbacher,Jesús D. García-ConsuegraThe results demonstrate the success of the classic inner and outer scaling arguments over a very large range of Reynolds numbers (approximately 350≤.≤210,000), and the overlap region is well established over the same range (see Fernholz and Finley (1996)). It may be expected, more by intuition than

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Eric Jul,Andrew Black,Doug Lea,Robert Filman,Ian WelchThe results demonstrate the success of the classic inner and outer scaling arguments over a very large range of Reynolds numbers (approximately 350≤.≤210,000), and the overlap region is well established over the same range (see Fernholz and Finley (1996)). It may be expected, more by intuition than

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Viktória Zsók,István JuhászThe results demonstrate the success of the classic inner and outer scaling arguments over a very large range of Reynolds numbers (approximately 350≤.≤210,000), and the overlap region is well established over the same range (see Fernholz and Finley (1996)). It may be expected, more by intuition than

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Advanced Separation of Concerns, tigthly focused work in small groups on these predefined topics: requirements and challenges for ASoC technologies, conventional solutions for ASoC problems, feature interaction, design support for ASoC and design decisions for ASoC models.

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Panel: The Next 700 Distributed Object Systems,xt generation of distributed object systems as identified by participants in the ECOOP 2001 Workshop on The Next 700 Distributed Object Systems. Among many other topics, participants explored issues surrounding Peer-to-Peer computing, Failure handling, Context.