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Interconnecting Highways

SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, 1999
The paper considers the problem of constructing roads of minimum total length to interconnect existing highways under the constraint that the roads can intersect each highway only at one point, called an exit, and in a designated interval which is a line segment, including the two extreme cases where the interval is a line or a point.
Ding-Zhu Du   +2 more
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The Tofu Interconnect

2011 IEEE 19th Annual Symposium on High Performance Interconnects, 2011
The Tofu interconnect uses a 6D mesh/torus topology in which each cubic fragment of the network has the embeddability of a 3D torus graph, allowing users to run multiple topology-aware applications. This article describes the Tofu interconnect architecture, the Tofu network router, the Tofu network interface, and the Tofu barrier interface, and ...
Yuichiro Ajima   +4 more
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Interconnections

Games and Culture, 2011
Virtual reality (VR) transports the mind beyond the two-dimensional bounds of text and photographs; it engages the imagination and forms visual and cognitive links. VR can free participants from stereotyped bounds projected by society. Interconnections: Revisiting the Future applies these innate qualities of virtual worlds to weave together individual ...
Lori C. Walters   +2 more
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ELASTOMERIC INTERCONNECTS

Frontiers in Electronics, 2006
Elastomeric interconnects made of patterned thin gold films on silicone membranes, can be reversibly bent, uniaxially or radially stretched while remaining electrically conducting. Such interconnects can be stretched to double their length, cycled 1,000 times without electrical failure.
Lacour, S. P.   +4 more
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Interconnected Society – Interconnected (Criminal) Law.

European Criminal Law Review, 2021
The rhizome is an infinite, dynamic root network without a main branch. It is not just a scientific term that describes the growth of fungi; the image of the rhizome also reflects today’s interconnectedness of society driven by globalisation and digitisation.
Katrin Höffler, Lucia Sommerer
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