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    Provably correct Java implementations of Spi Calculus security protocols specifications

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    Spi Calculus is an untyped high level modeling language for security protocols, used for formal protocols specification and verification. In this paper, a type system for the Spi Calculus and a translation function are formally defined, in order to formalize the refinement of a Spi Calculus specification into a Java implementation. The Java implementation generated by the translation function uses a custom Java library. Formal conditions on such library are stated, so that, if the library implementation code satisfies such conditions, then the generated Java implementation correctly simulates the Spi Calculus specification. A verified implementation of part of the custom library is further presente

    Il Carnevale degli "altri": le maschere e i letterati

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    Con un approccio interdisciplinare gli autori si occupano di riti e tradizioni carnevaleschi del Bacino del Mediterraneo, di immagini e simboli di una antica civiltà esaminata spprattutto attraverso le molteplici e sempre più attuali declinazioni dell'alterità

    Maschera e alterità

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    Gli autori esaminano tradizioni e riti carnevaleschi di una vasta area geografica e culturale ovvero temi e problemi di una grande civiltà come quella mediterranea soprattutto attraverso le molteplici e sempre più attuali declinazioni dell'alterita

    An Experiment in Interoperable Cryptographic Protocol Implementation Using Automatic Code Generation

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    Spi2Java is a tool that enables semi-automatic generation of cryptographic protocol implementations, starting from verified formal models. This paper shows how the last version of spi2Java has been enhanced in order to enable interoperability of the generated implementations. The new features that have been added to spi2Java are reported here. A case study on the SSH transport layer protocol, along with some experiments and measures on the generated code, is also provided. The case study shows, with facts, that reliable and interoperable implementations of standard security protocols can indeed be obtained by using a code generation tool like spi2Jav

    Annuario per l'anno accademico 1948-49

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    Paginazione dell'edizione cartacea: 395 p ; 25 cm. - Riproduzione digitale dell'edizione: Torino : Tipografia Artigianelli, [1949] . - Annuario dell'Università degli Studi di Torino (1948-49). - (Contiene il discorso inaugurale "Una nuova scienza" del Prof. Pietro Sisto

    Spontaneous otoacoustic emissions and relaxation dynamics of long decay time OAEs in audiometrically normal and impaired subjects

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    The relationship between hearing loss, detected by measuring the audiometric threshold shift, and the presence of long-lasting otoacoustic emissions, has been studied in a population of 66 adult males, by analyzing the cochlear response in the 80 ms following the subministration of a click stimulus. Most long-lasting OAEs are also recognizable as Synchronized Spontaneous OAEs (SSOAEs). The OAE characteristic decay times were evaluated according to the model by Sisto and Moleti [J. Acoust. Sec. Am. 106, 1893 (1999)]. The starting hypothesis, confirmed by the results, is that long decay time and large equilibrium amplitude are both manifestations of the effectiveness of the active feedback mechanism. The prevalence and frequency distribution of long-lasting OAEs, and of their SSOAE subset, have been separately analyzed for normal and impaired ears. No long-lasting OAE was found within the hearing loss frequency range, but several were found in impaired ears outside the hearing loss range, both at lower and higher frequencies. This result suggests that the correlation between the presence of long-lasting OAEs and good cochlear functionality be local in the frequency domain. The monitor of the OAE decay time is proposed as a new possible method for early detecting hearing loss in populations exposed to noise. (C) 2001 Acoustical Society of America
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