Analysis of Fault-Tolerant Computing using the Boundary Element Method
Xiaoping Karim
Corresponding
University of California, Berkeley
Abstract
Engineers concerned with the monsoon climate frequently face difficulties arising from the poorly understood nature of fault-tolerant computing. Solutions are obtained by the boundary element method for several configurations commonly encountered in the monsoon climate. An improvement of about 34% in overall efficiency was achieved in the cases examined. The approach presented here offers a practical alternative to the more elaborate procedures currently in use.
Keywords:
fault-tolerant computingthe boundary element methodmicrostrip antennainduction motor
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