1999 Research Summaries for the Ptolemy Project

These research summaries give a snapshot of many of the research efforts within the Ptolemy Project. These summaries appear in the collection of research abstracts EECS/ERL 1999 Research Summary. The research summary is published once a year by the Industrial Liaison Program, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department, and the Electronics Research Laboratory of the University of California at Berkeley. The Industrial Liaison Program office can be reached at +1-510-643-6691 or ilp@eecs.berkeley.edu

Researcher(s)	Project Title
Edward A. Lee	Discrete-Event System Theory
Bilung Lee, Xiaojun Liu	Specification of Control Flow in Ptolemy
Geroncio Galicia	Multiprocessor Code Generation from Control and Dataflow Descriptions
John S. Davis II	The Semantics of Discrete Event Systems
Lukito Muliadi	Discrete Event Modeling and Simulation
Mudit Goel	Process Networks Model of Computation: Nondeterminism, Mutating Networks and design of architectures.
Stephen Neuendorffer	Abstract Domain Interaction and Communication in Ptolemy II
Neil Smyth	Communicating Sequential Processes Model of Computation: Nondeterminism, Time and Mutating Systems.
Edward A. Lee Christopher Hylands John Reekie	Tycho - A Heterogeneous Syntax Manager
Edward A. Lee and group	Ptolemy II- Heterogeneous Concurrent Modeling and Design in Java
Jie Liu	System Level Mixed-Signal Modeling in Ptolemy II
Yuhong Xiong	Type System for Ptolemy II
Bicheng William Wu	Interactive Digital Filter Design Using Java
Bicheng William Wu	Design Flow Management (DFM) in Ptolemy II Framework