Titlebook: Virtuality and Virtualization; Proceedings of the I Kevin Crowston,Sandra Sieber,Eleanor Wynn Conference proceedings 2007 IFIP Internationa

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Virtuality and Virtualization978-0-387-73025-7Series ISSN 1868-4238 Series E-ISSN 1868-422X

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nsider the problem of augmenting . by the smallest number of new edges so that the edge-connectivity and vertex connectivity between every pair . become at least .. (.) and ..,(.), respectively, in the resulting graph .′. In this paper, we show that the problem can be solved in polynomial time if .. is given by ..,(.) = 2 for all ..

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Sanjeev Jha,Mary Beth Watson-Manheimgiven . is .-interval connected. We assume that the changes between two consecutive graphs are arbitrary, and that two operations, . and ., are available to solve the problems. We show that . such operations are required to solve both problems, and we present optimal . online algorithms for both problems.

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Emmanuelle Vaast-P/log then the protocol can be simulated by the verifier even without the help of provers. As a consequence we obtain new collapse results under the assumption that intractable sets reduce to sets with low information content.

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Dig the Dirtvirtual” provides a particularly interesting opportunity to explore the mechanisms of such dialectics. The opening quote from Laurie Anderson is a device to explicate the tension between the real and the virtual, and the mechanics of reconciliation by which a new equilibrium might be forged.

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Ambassadorial Leadershipl and to compare our model to the transformational leadership factors. The results showed good discriminant and convergent validity as well as some indication that the new model adds some complementary dimensions to the transformational leadership model.