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Tuning Temperature and Size of Hot Spots and Hot‐Spot Arrays
Small, 2010AbstractBy using scanning thermal microscopy, it is shown that nanoscale constrictions in metallic microwires deposited on an oxidized silicon substrate can be tuned in terms of temperature and confinement size. High‐resolution temperature maps indeed show that submicrometer hot spots and hot‐spot arrays are obtained when the SiO2 layer thickness ...
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ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, 1985
In a recent paper. Pfister and Norton[4] brought to our attention the potential degradation in performance of multi-stage interconnection networks in the presence of nonuniform traffic patterns. More specifically, they studied the effect of a single hot spot - a location that is accessed more frequently - in an ...
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In a recent paper. Pfister and Norton[4] brought to our attention the potential degradation in performance of multi-stage interconnection networks in the presence of nonuniform traffic patterns. More specifically, they studied the effect of a single hot spot - a location that is accessed more frequently - in an ...
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Scientific American, 2008
This article looks at volcanic hotspots and says they have always been considered fixed points but evidence is suggesting that they can be mobile. The evidence comes from Hawaii's chain of islands and dead undersea volcanoes. Previously, the pattern of the path of the chain of dead volcanoes on the ocean floor was thought to be from the movement of ...
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This article looks at volcanic hotspots and says they have always been considered fixed points but evidence is suggesting that they can be mobile. The evidence comes from Hawaii's chain of islands and dead undersea volcanoes. Previously, the pattern of the path of the chain of dead volcanoes on the ocean floor was thought to be from the movement of ...
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New Scientist, 2013
Patrick Sells BVSc BSc (Hons) CertAVP MRCVS explains the science behind thermology
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Patrick Sells BVSc BSc (Hons) CertAVP MRCVS explains the science behind thermology
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The Journal of Portfolio Management, 1996
Abstract This chapter is a tutorial on portfolio risk management. It describes how to identify the primary sources of risk in complex portfolios—the “hot spots”—and how to identify the trades that will reduce those risks—the “hedges.” While this topic, identifying and reducing risk, would seem to be at the heart of risk management, many ...
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Abstract This chapter is a tutorial on portfolio risk management. It describes how to identify the primary sources of risk in complex portfolios—the “hot spots”—and how to identify the trades that will reduce those risks—the “hedges.” While this topic, identifying and reducing risk, would seem to be at the heart of risk management, many ...
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Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 2020
Teresa, Everson, Bob, Crittenden
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Teresa, Everson, Bob, Crittenden
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Crust and Lithospheric Structure - Hot Spots and Hot-Spot Swells
2007M MCNUTT, D CARESS
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