By Amir Pnueli (auth.), Oded Maler (eds.)
This publication constitutes the refereed lawsuits of the overseas Workshop on Hybrid and Real-Time platforms, HART'97, held in Grenoble, France, in March 1997.
The quantity provides 18 revised complete papers and nine brief shows rigorously chosen in the course of a hugely aggressive evaluate procedure; additionally incorporated are complete types or abstracts of seven invited papers or tutorials.
Hybrid structures include electronic units interacting with analog environments; hence the rising zone lies on the crossroads of computing device technology and regulate conception. This publication focusses on mathematically sound equipment for the rigorous and systematic layout and research of hybrid structures and real-time systems.
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1. Cryogenic detectors For more than 15 years several groups around the world have been studying the possibility of constructing a low temperature detector to measure the recoil energy of the nucleus having been hit by a WIMP [3]. Since this energy is in the range of kiloelectron volts the detector must act as a bolometer to 19 measure the “heat” produced by the recoil (see [6] and [7] for recent examples). Three groups have now made such detectors using this technique. These groups are: - CDMS - Edelweiss - Cresst All three groups have now reported limits in the in the search for dark matter particles.
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