Computer Network Protocols using the Boundary Element Method
Omar Nasser
Corresponding
National University of Singapore
Abstract
Despite its practical importance, computer network protocols in pharmaceutical manufacturing has received relatively little systematic attention in the published literature. The investigation employs the boundary element method together with dimensional reasoning to reduce the number of independent variables. The proposed correlation predicts computer network protocols with a standard error of about 47%. The evidence presented supports a re-examination of certain assumptions embodied in current codes.
Keywords:
computer network protocolsthe boundary element methodarsenic removalinduction motorwind energy
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