Software services: a research roadmap

Chandra, Satish; Sinha, Vibha Singhal; Sinha, Saurabh; Ratakonda, Krishna

doi:10.1145/2593882.2593892

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“…Ideally, we would need a better handle on the Mack polynomials, generalizing the bounds we used in this paper. The development of such technology would also be vital to probe 1/R corrections systematically to the Froissart AdS bounds considered in this paper-some results have been obtained in [50]. What such bounds have to say about the correlator in position space will also be of interest on the CFT side (see for instance [39,40]).…”

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“…Our goal was to come up with a framework that would in principle enable us to compute 1/R corrections to the standard Froissart bound and seems to be in a non-overlapping region of validity compared to [21]. In a forthcoming work [50], we will show that including the first 1/R correction, the bound (relevant for 3 + 1 dimensional spacetime) takes the form…”

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Froissart bound for/from CFT Mellin amplitudes

Haldar

Sinha

2020

SciPost Phys.

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We derive bounds analogous to the Froissart bound for the absorptive part of CFT_dd Mellin amplitudes. Invoking the AdS/CFT correspondence, these amplitudes correspond to scattering in AdS_{d+1}d+1. We can take a flat space limit of the corresponding bound. We find the standard Froissart-Martin bound, including the coefficient in front for d+1=4 being \pi/\mu^2π/μ2, \muμ being the mass of the lightest exchange. For d>4d>4, the form is different. We show that while for CFT_{d\leq 6}CFTd≤6, the number of subtractions needed to write a dispersion relation for the Mellin amplitude is equal to 2, for CFT_{d>6}CFTd>6 the number of subtractions needed is greater than 2 and goes to infinity as d goes to infinity.

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Froissart bound for/from CFT Mellin amplitudes

Haldar

Sinha

2020

SciPost Phys.

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“…mappings between data [2], mappings between middleware [3]). While these solutions help in overcoming interoperability problems, there remains a significant burden on developers to understand and identify problems and then implement and test solutions accordingly; hence, interoperability [4] and software service testing [5] are both multi-billion dollar industries.…”

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Taming the interoperability challenges of complex IoT systems

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Proceedings of the 1st ACM Workshop on Middleware for Context-Aware Applications in the IoT

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The Internet of Things is characterised by extreme heterogeneity of communication protocols and data formats; hence ensuring diverse devices can interoperate with one another remains a significant challenge. Model-driven development and testing solutions have been proposed as methods to aid software developers achieve interoperability compliance in the face of this increasing complexity. However, current approaches often involve complicated and domain specific models (e.g. web services described by WSDL). In this paper, we explore a lightweight, middleware independent, model-driven development framework to help developers tame the challenges of composing IoT services that interoperate with one another. The framework is based upon two key contributions: i) patterns of interoperability behaviour, and ii) a software framework to monitor and reason about interoperability success or failure. We show using a case-study from the FI-WARE Future Internet Service domain that this interoperability framework can support non-expert developers address interoperability challenges. We also deployed tools built atop the framework and made them available in the XIFI large-scale FI-PPP test environment.

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The role of blockchain for increase trust on software components and services

Giedrimas

2020

2020 IEEE 14th International Conference on Application of Information and Communication Technologies (AICT)

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Software services: a research roadmap

Cited by 7 publications

References 92 publications

Froissart bound for/from CFT Mellin amplitudes

Froissart bound for/from CFT Mellin amplitudes

Taming the interoperability challenges of complex IoT systems

The role of blockchain for increase trust on software components and services

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