Li Yuan

Work place: NO.73685 Troop, PLA, Nanjing, China

E-mail: liyuan@tju.edu.cn

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Research on Trustworthy Distributed System

By LUO Chen HE Ming LIU Xiao-Ming Li Yuan

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijwmt.2012.03.07, Pub. Date: 15 Jun. 2012

To arrive at the goal of intensifying the trustworthiness and controllability of distributed systems, the core function of secure algorithms and chips should be fully exerted. Through building the trustworthy model between distributed system and user behaviors, constructing the architecture of trustworthiness distributed systems, intensifying the survivability of services, and strengthening the manageability of distributed systems, the secure problem of distributed systems is to be radically solved. By setting up the trustworthy computing circumstance and supplying the trustworthy validation and the active protection based on identity and behavior for trustworthy distributed system, we will reach the goal of defending the unaware viruses and inbreak. This research insists that the security, controllability, manageability, and survivability should be basic properties of a trustworthy distributed system. The key ideas and techniques involved in these properties are studied, and recent developments and progresses are surveyed. At the same time, the technical trends and challenges are briefly discussed.

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A New Joint Antenna Selection Algorithm Based on Capacity

By Li Yuan Liu Ping Li Jianlan

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijwmt.2011.04.08, Pub. Date: 15 Aug. 2011

Antenna Selection in MIMO systems can increase the system capacity, reduce the MIMO system complexity and cost of radio links effectively. In this paper, a new joint antenna selection algorithm was presented which can adaptively change the number of the selected transmitting and receiving antenna number according to the channel station. It can obtain the similar system capacity with the optimal joint antenna selection algorithm in any correlation coefficient, but the calculated amount is far less than the optimal joint algorithm.

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