24 research outputs found
Robust Digital Holography For Ultracold Atom Trapping
We have formulated and experimentally demonstrated an improved algorithm for
design of arbitrary two-dimensional holographic traps for ultracold atoms. Our
method builds on the best previously available algorithm, MRAF, and improves on
it in two ways. First, it allows for creation of holographic atom traps with a
well defined background potential. Second, we experimentally show that for
creating trapping potentials free of fringing artifacts it is important to go
beyond the Fourier approximation in modelling light propagation. To this end,
we incorporate full Helmholtz propagation into our calculations.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figure
Capturing and using QoS relationships to improve service selection
In a Service-Oriented System (SOS), service requesters specify
tasks that need to be executed and the quality levels to meet, whereas
service providers advertise their services’ capabilities and the quality levels
they can reach. Service selectors then match to the relevant tasks, the
candidate services that can perform these tasks to the most desirable
quality levels. One of the key problems in QoS-aware service selection
lies in managing tradeoffs among QoS expectations at runtime, that is,
situations in which service requesters specify quality levels that cannot
be simultaneously met. We propose a service selection approach that
can deal with tradeoffs. The approach consists of: (i) rich QoS models
to be used by service requesters when expressing QoS expectations
and service providers when describing services’ QoS, and for representing
preference and priority relationships between QoS dimensions; and (ii) a
multi-criteria decision making technique that uses the models for service
selection