Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Network-centered resource management for HPC networks

Dante Van Poucke (UGent) , Wouter Tavernier (UGent) and Didier Colle (UGent)

(2024) 2024 IEEE 10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NETWORK SOFTWARIZATION, NETSOFT 2024. In IEEE Conference on Network Softwarization p.235-238
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Fast vapour migration next to a depressurizing interface : a possible driving mechanism of explosive spalling revealed by neutron imaging

Roberto Felicetti, Ramin Yarmohammadian (UGent) , Stefano Dal Pont and Alessandro Tengattini

(2024) CEMENT AND CONCRETE RESEARCH. 180.
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Fracture process zone development and length assessment under the mixed-mode I/II load analysed by digital image correlation technique

Petr Miarka, Alejandro S. Cruces, Pablo Lopez-Crespo and Wouter De Corte (UGent)

(2023) CEMENT AND CONCRETE RESEARCH. 173.
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EXTRA : towards the exploitation of eXascale technology for reconfigurable architectures

Dirk Stroobandt (UGent) , Ana Lucia Varbanescu, Catalin Bogdan Ciobanu, Muhammed Al Kadi, Andreas Brokalakis, George Charitopoulos, Tim Todman, Xinyu Niu, Dionisios Pnevmatikatos, Amit Kulkarni (UGent) , et al.

(2016) 2016 11TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON RECONFIGURABLE COMMUNICATION-CENTRIC SYSTEMS-ON-CHIP (RECOSOC). p.1-7
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Understanding variation in distance to crime from within the rational choice perspective

Christophe Vandeviver (UGent)

(2015)

Academic Bibliography

Network-centered resource management for HPC networks

Fast vapour migration next to a depressurizing interface : a possible driving mechanism of explosive spalling revealed by neutron imaging

Fracture process zone development and length assessment under the mixed-mode I/II load analysed by digital image correlation technique

EXTRA : towards the exploitation of eXascale technology for reconfigurable architectures

Understanding variation in distance to crime from within the rational choice perspective

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