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I (vincent matossian) graduated with a PhD degree from the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Rutgers University in October 2007.
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My research interest is in distributed systems, more specifically overlay network topologies and complex adaptive systems, with applications to distributed search, routing, and modalities of information access and distribution.
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Research Projects
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Topos |
Self-Organizing Overlay Topologies |
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Peer-to-Peer messaging substrate to decouple monolithic applications into distributed components |
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AutoMate |
Building Autonomic Computing software systems with self-* capabilities |
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Investigation on the semantics and performance of several overlay routing algorithms (Chord, Pastry, and CAN) |
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Meteor |
A content-based distributed hashtable for overlay networks. |
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DISCOVER |
Computational collaboratory for runtime monitoring and steering of high performance scientific applications |
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Decad*nce |
A "true" p2p distributed computing environment where every participant can send requests for computation while providing compute time for others. |
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Publications |
Technical skill is mastery of complexity while creativity is mastery of simplicity. -Zeeman, E Christopher
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