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The widespread distribution of overhead transmission lines increases the vulnerability of power grids to failures. Thus, power lines need to be timely inspected, especially before or during emergency‐related situations to ensure stable operation of the ...
Rachad Atat +3 more
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Vertex Intersection Graphs of Paths on a Grid
Summary: We investigate the class of vertex intersection graphs of paths on a grid, and specifically consider the subclasses that are obtained when each path in the representation has at most \(k\) bends (turns). We call such a subclass the \(B_k\)-VPG graphs, \(k \geq 0\).
Asinowski, Andrei +5 more
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FPR -- Fast Path Risk Algorithm to Evaluate Collision Probability [PDF]
As mobile robots and autonomous vehicles become increasingly prevalent in human-centred environments, there is a need to control the risk of collision. Perceptual modules, for example machine vision, provide uncertain estimates of object location.
Blake, Andrew +6 more
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Structural detectability analysis of cyber attacks for power grids via graph theory
Cyber-physical systems are pervasive in every walk of life. The safety performances of these systems are threatened by external malicious attacks and unforeseen failures. In terms of grid structural characteristics and graph theory, this study proposes a
Xiaoyuan Luo +2 more
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Hamiltonian paths on directed grids
Our studies are related to a special class of FASS-curves, which can be described in a node-rewriting Lindenmayer-system. These ortho-tile (or diagonal) type recursive curves inducing Hamiltonian paths. We define a special directed graph on a rectangular grid, and we enumerate all Hamiltonian paths on this graph.
Hujter, Mihály, Kaszanyitzky, András
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An inequality on paths in a grid
An inequality on paths in a grid is given in the paper. Let \((c_{i,j})\) be a positive \(n\times m\) log supermodular matrix, i.e., \(c_{i,j}\cdot c_{i+1,j+1}\geq c_{i+1,j}\cdot c_{i,j+1}\). Then there exists a path from \(c_{1,1}\) to \(c_{n,m}\) whose average dominates that of all the entries of the matrix \((c_{i,j})\).
Beck, István, Krogdahl, Stein
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Numerical Simulation of Single-Electron Tunneling in Random Arrays of Small Tunnel Junctions Formed by Percolation of Conductive Nanoparticles [PDF]
We numerically simulated electrical properties, i.e., the resistance and Coulomb blockade threshold, of randomly-placed conductive nanoparticles. In simulation, tunnel junctions were assumed to be formed between neighboring particle-particle and particle-
Ayumi HIRANO-IWATA +3 more
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Improved A* Path Planning Method Based on the Grid Map
In obstacle spatial path planning, the traditional A* algorithm has the problem of too many turning points and slow search speed. With this in mind, a path planning method that improves the A* (A-Star) algorithm is proposed. The mobile robot platform was equipped with a lidar and inertial measurement unit (IMU). The Hdl_graph_slam mapping algorithm was
Yangqi Ou +4 more
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Distribution of renewable energy through the energy internet: A routing algorithm for energy routers
Fossil fuels are rapidly running out, and with the demand for environmentally friendly energy sources increasing, power grids are looking for distributed power generation-based renewable resources.
Dijo P. Koottappillil +3 more
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The Minimum Shared Edges Problem on Grid-like Graphs
We study the NP-hard Minimum Shared Edges (MSE) problem on graphs: decide whether it is possible to route $p$ paths from a start vertex to a target vertex in a given graph while using at most $k$ edges more than once.
D Bhatia +13 more
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