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  • Harmanani, Haidar; Ferzli, Rony; Anabtawi, Nijad; SAS; 199490170; Computer Science and Mathematics; haidar.harmanani@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
    In this paper, an improved architecture for RF power amplifier envelope tracking supply modulator is presented. It consists of a single switched mode supply regulator and one linear regulator. The switched mode supply ...
  • Hashwa, Fuad; Mhanna, Elias; SAS; 199390070; Natural Sciences; fhashwa@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    Olive oil mill wastewater (OMW), known in Lebanon as Zibar, is one of the two by-products obtained during olive oil extraction. OMW represents a serious environmental pollution problem especially for underground and surface ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Makarian, Chrisitne; Li, Shouwei; Podlipyan, Pavel; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    We present an efficient parallel algorithm for the general Monotone Circuit Value Problem (MCVP) with n gates and an underlying graph of bounded genus k. Our algorithm generalizes a recent result by Limaye et al. who showed ...
  • Abu-Khzam, F.N.; Langston, M.A.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Lehrter, Jeanne M.; Bouldin, Donald W.; Langston, Micheal A.; Peterson, Gregory D.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University
    Lehrter, J. M., Abu-Khzam, F. N., Bouldin, D. W., Langston, M. A., & Peterson, G. D. (2002, November). On Special-purpose Hardware Clusters for High-performance Computational Grids. In IASTED PDCS (pp. 1-5).
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Langston, Micheal A.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University
    We study a pair of N P-hard problems aimed at finding small sets of faces in planar graphs. In the disk dimension problem, we are given a planar graph G, and seek the least number k for which G embeds in the plane minus k ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Langston, Micheal A.; Shanbhag, Pushkar; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University
    Ongoing work is described in which fast graph algorithms are combined with parallel, grid and reconfigurable technologies. This synergistic strategy can help solve problem instances too large or too difficult for standard ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Langston, Micheal A.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    With respect to a given plane graph, G, a face cover is defined as a set of faces whose boundaries collectively contain every vertex in G. It is known that, when k is fixed, finding a cover of size k (if indeed any exist) ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Langston, Micheal A.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    The relationship between graph coloring and the immersion order is considered. Vertex connectivity, edge connectivity and related issues are explored. These lead to the conjecture that, if G requires at least t colors, ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Collins, Rebecca L.; Fellows, Micheal R.; Langston, Micheal A.; Suters, W. Henry; Symons, Christopher T.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University
    A variety of efficient kernelization strategies for the classic vertex cover problem are developed, implemented and compared experimentally. A new technique, termed crown reduction, is introduced and analyzed. Applications ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Suters, W. Henry; Zhang, Yun; Synibs, Christopher T.; Samatova, Nagiza F.; Langston, Micheal A.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    The Maximum Common Subgraph (MCS) problem appears in many guises and in a wide variety of applications. The usual goal is to take as inputs two graphs, of order m and n, respectively, and find the largest induced subgraph ...
  • SC '05 
    Abu-Khzam, F.N.; Zhang, Yun; Baldwin, N.E.; Chesler, E.J.; Langston, M.A.; Samatova, N.F.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
    Graph-theoretical approaches to biological network analysis have proven to be effective for small networks but are computationally infeasible for comprehensive genome-scale systems-level elucidation of these networks. The ...
  • Abu-Khzam, F.N.; Langston, M.A.; Suters, W.H.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
    Summary form only given. Two kernelization methods for the vertex cover problem are investigated. The first, LP-kernelization has been in prior use and is known to produce predictable results. The second, crown reduction, ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Fernau, Hernning; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    The notion of a “problem kernel” plays a central role in the design of fixed-parameter algorithms. The FPT literature is rich in kernelization algorithms that exhibit fundamentally different approaches. We highlight ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Samatova, Nagiza F.; Rizk, Mohamad A.; Langston, Micheal A.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
    In the maximum common subgraph (MCS) problem, we are given a pair of graphs and asked to find the largest induced subgraph common to them both. With its plethora of applications, MCS is a familiar and challenging problem. ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    We present a reduction procedure that takes an arbitrary instance of the 3-Set Packing problem and produces an equivalent instance whose number of elements is bounded by a quadratic function of the input parameter. Such ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Rogers, Gray L.; Perkins, Andy D.; Phillips, Charles A.; Eblen, John D.; Langston, Micheal A.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
    Practical methods are presented for computing exact solutions to the maximum clique problem on graphs that are too large to fit within core memory. These methods use a combination of in-core and out-of-core techniques, ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Langston, Micheal A.; Mouawad, Amer E.; Nolan, Clinton P.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (Springer, )
    Many exact algorithms for NPNP -hard graph problems adopt the old Davis-Putman branch-and-reduce paradigm. The performance of these algorithms often suffers from the increasing number of graph modifications, such as ...
  • Abu-Khzam, Faisal N.; Markarian, Christine; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
    Virtual backbones of asymmetric wireless networks are special sub-nets through which routing can be performed. Such backbone must be as small as possible, and must be able to receive and transmit messages from/to each and ...
  • Abu-Khzam, F.N.; SAS; 200302941; Computer Science and Mathematics; faisal.abukhzam@lau.edu.lb; Lebanese American University (IEEE, )
    Current generation supercomputers have over one million cores awaiting highly demanding computations and applications. An area that could largely benefit from such processing capabilities is naturally that of exact algorithms ...

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