Applied and Industrial Mathematics in Italy II 2007
DOI: 10.1142/9789812709394_0008
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Topological Calculus: Between Algebraic Topology and Electromagnetic Fields

Abstract: High-Performance Computing has been improving for the last decades through more parallelism and high-level machine instructions. Multimedia applications for Audio\Video post-production also rely on fast algebraic data manipulation, which is though not fully supported at cpu and os kernel levels yet. After a brief review on current hardware and software implementations, several steering proposals towards future architectures for both hpc and A\V post-production environments, as well as os human interfaces is sk… Show more

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“…Expansion of the CommonLUT format is also one of the author's main contributions to ACES, particularly on color-metadata extensions and on interpolation algorithms using advanced Algebraic Topology techniques based on simplicial geometry, cfr. [20,76,77]. As of 2017, CLF has received mild support by a few commercial color-correctors (e.g.…”
Section: Commonlut Formatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Expansion of the CommonLUT format is also one of the author's main contributions to ACES, particularly on color-metadata extensions and on interpolation algorithms using advanced Algebraic Topology techniques based on simplicial geometry, cfr. [20,76,77]. As of 2017, CLF has received mild support by a few commercial color-correctors (e.g.…”
Section: Commonlut Formatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the replication of the same set over and over on infinitely decreasing length scales [1,2]) of a cavity or radiating element is responsible for the self-similarity of its spectrum, in both the continuous [3][4][5] and discrete cases [6]. For example, properly synthesized fractal antennas feature multi-band properties, as several theoretical and experimental studies confirmed [7,8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%