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6 papers
Sample-half-inserted quantum interferometer
Wei Li, Tao Xie, Yu-Hang Luo +11
Quantum technologies have been widely recognized as unprecedented opportunities for ultra-high precision metrology. As a celebrated example in modern quantum optics, the Hong-Ou-Ma…
Impacts of Single-objective Landscapes on Multi-objective Optimization
Shoichiro Tanaka, Keiki Takadama, Hiroyuki Sato
This work revealed a relationship between a multi-objective optimization problem and single-objective optimization problems that exist in the multi-objective problem. This work foc…
Exact Budget Balance via Payment-Rule Ambiguity: Incentive Preservation, Transfer Capacity, and Participation
Hiroaki Odahara
This paper asks whether the payment side of an incentive-compatible mechanism can be repaired so that every realized settlement balances exactly while the allocation and all report…
The Targeted-Loss Exposure Frontier in Auctions
Hiroaki Odahara
Pay-to-bid auctions charge participants before allocation and therefore make losing-side payments vulnerable to seller intervention. This paper introduces targeted-loss exposure, a…
Query Density-Driven Partitioning for Spatiotemporal Load Balancing on Processing-in-Memory Systems
Takato Hideshima, Shigeyuki Sato, Tomoharu Ugawa
Processing-in-Memory (PIM) systems, which consist of many processors with small local memory, have recently emerged as commercial products and attracted much attention as a means o…
Reversing Reserve Logic: Optimal Holdback in Local Allocation under Scalable Entry
Hiroaki Odahara
The paper designs and analyzes a screening rule for allocating scarce resources when participant accounts cannot be trusted, aiming to maximize the utility of intended users while…