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International Conference on Autonomic Computing, 2004. Proceedings.
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6th IEEE/ACIS International Conference on Computer and Information Science (ICIS 2007), 2007
2003
Abstract. The goal of human-centered, ubiquitous computing should be to hide the details of the computing environment, allowing users to concentrate on their goals, rather than on the direct management of devices. This paper describes a system that operates at the level of goals and plans, rather than individual resources. It adaptively selects from its plan library that plan which is likely to best achieve the user's goal in light of his preferences and current resource availability.
—Now days it is essential to develop electricity with renewable sources or required to save energy, because of low creativity and high demand of electricity. 12Mega Watt energy was sufficient above 60 years ago, but now days this number is very big (approximately 1.5 million Mega Watt). Many times we forgot to switch off the light or fan or other home appliances, due to which there is large waste of electricity. To save the electricity we are going to implement this project named as " Automatic Room Light Controller with Visitor Counter and GSM Messaging ". It automatically count the number of person enter or exit the room and depend on counter value it automatically turn on or off the lights of room. To show the Count value we use the 7-Segment display and the GSM is used to transmit the count value on allowed mobile number as a message " count=___ " .This project can be used for security purpose.
Academia Quantum, 2024
This article reviews the history of J. von Neumann’s analysis of hidden variables in quantum mechanics and the subsequent analysis by others. In his book The Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, published in 1932, von Neumann performed an analysis of the consequences of introducing hidden parameters (hidden variables) into quantum mechanics. He arrived at two principal conclusions: first, hidden variables cannot be incorporated into the existing theory of quantum mechanics without major modifications, and second, if they did exist, the theory would have already failed in situations where it has been successfully applied. This analysis has been taken as an “incorrect proof” against the existence of hidden variables, possibly due to a mistranslation of the German word prufen. von Neumann’s so-called proof isn’t even wrong as such a proof does not exist, but it is an examination of the limitations imposed by internal consistency of the Hilbert space formulation of the theory. One of the earliest attempts to eliminate uncertainty, by D. Bohm, requires a major modification of quantum mechanics (observables are not represented by Hermitian operators), which supports von Neumann’s first principal conclusion. However, testing the Bohm theory requires constructing a physically impossible initial state. As such, the theory has no experimental consequences, so W. Pauli referred to it as an “uncashable check”. As there are no observable consequences, the Bohm theory is possibly a counterexample to von Neumann’s second conclusion that hidden variables in particular would have already led to a failure of the theory.
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Constanta Vintila, Changing Subjects, Moving Objects, 2022
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