Computer-implemented methods for valuing a derivative based on the BMA rate: the methods may comprise generating a model of the BMA/LIBOR ratio as a function of the LIBOR index, a stochastic noise function, and a seasonality process. The methods may also comprise solving the model for at least one value of the LIBOR index, and estimating a value of the derivative given the solution of the model. The value of the derivative may then be stored.
Carbon-Doped-Si Oxide Etch Using H2 Additive In Fluorocarbon Etch Chemistry
Certain embodiments include an etching method including providing an etch material, applying a gas mixture including hydrogen, forming a plasma, and etching the etch material. The etch material can include a low-k dielectric material. The gas mixture can include a hydrogen gas, a hydrogen-free fluorocarbon, and a nitrogen gas, and further include one or more of a hydrofluorocarbon gas, an inert gas, and/or a carbon monoxide gas. The hydrogen gas can be a diatomic hydrogen, a hydrocarbon, a silane and/or a fluorine-free hydrogen gas, including H, CH, CH, NH, and/or HO gases. The hydrogen-free fluorocarbon gas can be a CFgas (where x≧1 and Y≧1) and the hydrofluorocarbon gas can be a CHFgas (where x≧1, y≧1 and z≧1). The gas mixture can be free of oxygen. Embodiments can include reduced pressures, reduced hydrogen flow rates and one or more plasma frequencies.
Approach To Provide High External Voltage For Flash Memory Erase
Peter Wung Lee - Saratoga CA Fu-Chang Hsu - Saratoga CA Mike Hsinyih Chen - San Jose CA
Assignee:
Aplus Flash Technology, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G11C 700 H03K 190175
US Classification:
36518911
Abstract:
In this invention external high voltages are connected to a chip containing a flash memory that are connected to selected cells to be erased. Internal pump circuits contained on the chip are turned off while the external voltages are used. The external voltages, a high negative voltage and a high positive voltage, are connected to gates and sources respectively of selected cells to be erased by a voltage control module. The external voltages are used during manufacture during program/erase operations to perform the erase function efficiently. The internal high voltage pump circuits are used to erase flash memory cells after being assembled on a circuit board by a user. Two level shifter circuits are disclosed that form a part of the voltage control module. The level shifter circuits apply voltages to the flash memory cells and provide voltages that select and deselect the cells for erasure.
Approach To Provide High External Voltage For Flash Memory Erase
Peter Wung Lee - Saratoga CA Fu-Chang Hsu - Saratoga CA Mike Hsinyih Chen - San Jose CA
Assignee:
Aplus Flash Technology, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G11C 1604
US Classification:
36518529
Abstract:
In this invention external high voltages are connected to a chip containing a flash memory that are connected to selected cells to be erased. Internal pump circuits contained on the chip are turned off while the external voltages are used. The external voltages, a high negative voltage and a high positive voltage, are connected to gates and sources respectively of selected cells to be erased by a voltage control module. The external voltages are used during manufacture during program/erase operations to perform the erase function efficiently. The internal high voltage pump circuits are used to erase flash memory cells after being assembled on a circuit board by a user. Two level shifter circuits are disclosed that form a part of the voltage control module. The level shifter circuits apply voltages to the flash memory cells and provide voltages that select and deselect the cells for erasure.
Implicitly Associating Metadata Using User Behavior
- Chicago IL, US Brian TOTTY - Los Altos CA, US Ed HASLAM - San Francisco CA, US Paul GAUTHIER - San Francisco CA, US Gary LERHAUPT - San Francisco CA, US Mike Y. CHEN - San Francisco CA, US Christopher COLBY - Piedmont CA, US
International Classification:
G06Q 30/02 G06Q 50/00 G06F 16/35
Abstract:
Social media networking applications, web sites, and services creates implicit relationships between users based on their interest or participation in real-world and optionally virtual or online activities in addition to explicitly defined peer relationships. User profiles, activity entities, and expressions may be associated with metadata to assist in searching and navigation. Metadata is implicitly associated with user profiles, activity entities, expressions, or other data entities based on user behavior using metadata collector. A metadata collector is a poll, survey, list, questionnaire, census, test, game, or other type of presentation adapted to solicit user interaction. A metadata collector is associated with metadata elements. When users interact with a metadata collector, their user profiles and the data entities included in their interactions become associated with the metadata elements of the metadata collector. These metadata element associations may then be used for any purpose.
Implicitly Associating Metadata Using User Behavior
- Chicago IL, US Brian TOTTY - Los Altos CA, US Ed HASLAM - San Francisco CA, US Paul GAUTHIER - San Francisco CA, US Gary LERHAUPT - San Francisco CA, US Mike Y. CHEN - San Francisco CA, US Christopher COLBY - Piedmont CA, US
International Classification:
G06Q 30/02 G06Q 50/00
Abstract:
Social media networking applications, web sites, and services creates implicit relationships between users based on their interest or participation in real-world and optionally virtual or online activities in addition to explicitly defined peer relationships. User profiles, activity entities, and expressions may be associated with metadata to assist in searching and navigation. Metadata is implicitly associated with user profiles, activity entities, expressions, or other data entities based on user behavior using metadata collector. A metadata collector is a poll, survey, list, questionnaire, census, test, game, or other type of presentation adapted to solicit user interaction. A metadata collector is associated with metadata elements. When users interact with a metadata collector, their user profiles and the data entities included in their interactions become associated with the metadata elements of the metadata collector. These metadata element associations may then be used for any purpose.
System And Method For Eviction And Replacement In Large Content-Addressable Flash Caches
- Sunnyvale CA, US Mike CHEN - Cupertino CA, US Boris WEISSMAN - Palo Alto CA, US
Assignee:
Datrium, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
G06F 12/0891
Abstract:
In a processing system in which at least one entity issues data read and write requests to at least one storage system that stores data as data units, pluralities of data units are grouped. Each group is written as a respective cache line in a cache, which is deduplicated. Before evicting a selected one of the cache lines, a caching component determines whether at least one of the data units in the selected cache line is still active; if so, then the still active data unit(s) in the selected cache line is read and written to a different cache line.
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Instead of undergoing the same protocol, Made In Space founder Mike Chen responded to Wilmores needs by sending a 3-D printer to the station. On Earth, NASA scientists would later design the ratchet, and send the instructions for the printer via e-mail.Back on the space station, astronauts would just follow the instructions and program the printer to manufacture the object of their desire. Mike Chen stated that this is the first time weve ever e-mailed hardware to space. The goal of this project is to help astronauts rely more on what they ha
According to Mike Chen, founder of Made in Space that developed and built the ISS' first 3D printer, Wilmore mentioned over the radio he needed a wrench. The Made in Space team immediately designed a wrench via CAD and emailed the instructions to the ISS.
Date: Dec 21, 2014
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Socket wrench design emailed to International Space Station by NASA
Made In Space co-founder Mike Chen wrote on his blog on Medium, The socket wrench we just manufactured is the first object we designed on the ground and sent digitally to space, on the fly. This is the first time we've ever 'emailed' hardware to space.
We had overheard ISS Commander Barry Wilmore mention over the radio that he needed one, so we designed one in CAD and sent it up to him faster than a rocket ever could have, said Mike Chen, founder of Made in Space.
Date: Dec 20, 2014
Source: Google
Hardware design emailed to ISS and 3D printed in space
D process where materials are applied layer by layer based on a digital blueprint. The startups co-founder, Mike Chen, has described the process of delivering the blueprint to orbit over 400 kilometers above Earth as this is the first time we've ever 'emailed' hardware to space.
Date: Dec 19, 2014
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
NASA just emailed the space station a new socket wrench
"On the ISS, this type of technology translates to lower costs for experiments, faster design iteration, and a safer, better experience for the crew members, who can use it to replace broken parts or create new tools on demand," Mike Chen, Made In Space founder, wrote on Medium's Backchannel.
Date: Dec 19, 2014
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Astronauts at ISS use 3D printer to print a socket wrench
Speaking about it, Mike Chen from Made in Space, said, We will use them to characterize the effects of long-term microgravity on our 3D-printing process, so that we can model and predict the performance of objects that we manufacture in space in the future.
Date: Dec 19, 2014
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
NASA just 'emailed' a wrench to space for the first time
"The socket wrench we just manufactured is the first object we designed on the ground and sent digitally to space, on the fly," Made In Space founder Mike Chen wrote on Medium. "This is the first time weve ever emailed hardware to space."