MATH 243 Analysis 2 Midterm Exam Solutions Page 1 of 6 March 14, 2022 1. (10 marks) Let I be an interval, let f : I → R be differentiable and let f′ be bounded on I. Prove that f is Lipschitz continuous on I i.e. prove that there exists a K > 0 such […]
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ECS 132 Covert Timing Channels Proect This Jupyter notebook is a property of the University of California and copyrighted by Dipak Ghosal. Only personal use for ECS 132 class is allowed. Uploading this to any shared site is a violation of the University of California copyright laws A Project on Covert Timing Channels¶ Instructions¶ 1.
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Tutorial on agent-based models in NetLogo by Catherine Beauchemin and Laura Liao Department of Physics, Ryerson University Last revision: June 11, 2012 This tutorial will introduce the participant to designing and implementing an agent- based model using NetLogo through one of two different projects: modelling T cell movement within a lymph node or modelling the
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ELEC_ENG/COMP_ENG 334 Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization final project： You have a choice between to study some blockchain properties via computer simulation and to work on a mathematical analysis of some blockchain properties. A project report is due in the finals week. You can work individually or in groups of two, but no more than
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# Midterm Project, Part 2 In this part of midterm project, you are going to implement the **mining** module of Bitcoin client. The mining module, or miner, will produce blocks that solve proof-of-work puzzle. ## Special Notifications One of the dependencies (namely, `net2`) had a bug until version `0.2.36`. This bug may lead to TCP
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# ELEC_ENG/COMP_ENG 334: Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization Welcome! This is the repository for required projects of the above course. ## Project Suggestion You should create your own *private* repo to avoid your code being seen by others. **We recommend you refer to [this when creating your private repo.** If you wish to pull the
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# Midterm Project, Part 3 In this part of midterm project, you are going to implement the **network** module of Bitcoin client. The network module is in charge of communicating with other nodes/clients. It forms the peer-to-peer (p2p) network and uses gossip protocol to exchange data, including blocks (and transactions, in future parts). We will
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# Warmup 1 Hi, welcome! This is your first assignment of this course. The goal of this assignment is to let you get familiar with the **Rust** programming language. We will use Rust throughout this course so it is a good idea to start to learn it as early as possible. ## Introduction We expect
# Midterm Project, Part 1 Through this midterm project, you are going to build a simplified Bitcoin client. The goal of the client is not to run in Bitcoin mainnet or any public testnet. Instead, the goal is to run it inside your computer and let you have fun with it. You have plenty of
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# Midterm Project, Part 4 This part of the project will deal with transactions and the ledger state. You need to integrate the transaction structure inside the block content, add network functionality to transaction propagation, and add a transaction mempool to be used by the miner to include transaction content in the block being mined.
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