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  • Prediction of velocity distribution from the statistics of pore structure in 3D porous media via high-fidelity pore-scale simulation 
    AlAdwani, Mohammad S. Kh. F. Sh (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    Fluid flow and particle transport through porous media are determined by the geometry of the host medium itself. Despite the fundamental importance of the velocity distribution in controlling early-time and late-time ...
  • Decentralized infrastructure for file storage 
    Greco, Nicola, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    How might we incentivize a peer-to-peer network to store users' files? The purpose of this research is to combine ideas from existing peer-to-peer file sharing systems, blockchain technology and Proofs-of-Storage to create ...
  • The Traveling Salesman Problem and orienteering for kinodynamic vehicles 
    Adler, Aviv (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    The Traveling Salesman Problem is a major foundational problem in the fields of Computer Science, Operations Research, and Applied Mathematics, in which an agent wants to visit a set of target points with the shortest path ...
  • Scalable design of high-performance on-chip Terahertz source and imager 
    Hu, Zhi, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    In this thesis, two chip designs using the scalable array architecture are introduced. Firstly, we introduce a scalable architecture of coherent harmonic oscillator array for high-power and collimated radiation beam at ...
  • Topology hiding computation on all graphs 
    LaVigne, Rio (Kristen Rio) (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    A distributed computation in which nodes are connected by a partial communication graph is called topology-hiding if it does not reveal information about the graph beyond what is revealed by the output of the function. ...
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