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Conferences

Entanglement Blocking in DLCZ-based Networks

Author(s)
Abdella Battou
Resource and performance dependent blocking mechanisms for entanglement routing in quantum networks are identified and characterized in simulations of a DLCZ

Combinatorially XSSing Web Application Firewalls

Author(s)
Bernhard Garn, Daniel S. Lang, Manuel Leithner, D. Richard Kuhn, Raghu N. Kacker, Dimitris Simos
Cross-Site scripting (XSS) is a common class of vulnerabilities in the domain of web applications. As it remains prevalent despite continued efforts by

Modelling the NIST IBAL

Author(s)
Adam J. Kopach, G. F. Nellis, David Bradley, Douglas T. Reindl, Amanda Pertzborn
The Intelligent Building Agents Laboratory (IBAL) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) will be used to experimentally study control

Temporal Exemplar Channels in High-Multipath Environments

Author(s)
Mohamed Hany, Peter Vouras, Rob Jones, Rick Candell, Kate Remley
Industrial wireless plays a crucial role in cyber-physical system (CPS) advances for the future vision of smart manufacturing. However, industrial wireless

System Explanations: A Cautionary Tale

Author(s)
Ellen M. Voorhees
There are increasing calls for systems that are able to explain themselves to their end users to increase transparency and help engender trust. But, what should

Depolarization in diffusely scattering media

Author(s)
Thomas A. Germer
We performed Mueller matrix Monte Carlo simulations of the propagation of optical radiation in diffusely scattering media for collimated incidence and report

Spatial frequency domain Mueller matrix imaging

Author(s)
Joseph Chue-Sang, Aaron Goldfain, Jeeseong C. Hwang, Thomas A. Germer
We combine Mueller matrix polarimetry (MMP) with spatial frequency domain imaging (SFDI) to create a technique that is sensitive to near-surface material
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