Developing Peace, Economy with Probe Networks across the Taiwan Strait from the Kinmen-Xiamen Cross-Border City

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10.2991/aiie-15.2015.161How to use a DOI?

Keywords

air-sea navigation; surveillance; hamiltonian maintainability; reliability; sustainable peace

Abstract

Kinmen and Xiamen have been the battle-front of two Chinese campaigns for many years. Yet, through recent efforts, they are becoming a cross-border city. The offering of robust, trustable social order, whose peace image can be justified through the world media, is essential. Hence, the hypercube, Qn with its n-bit string which has been widely applied on parallel computing in many applications is considered. Specifically, Qn’s derived cube-connected cycles, CCCn have been studied on that the set of the length of the cycle can be formed. That a probe network is inherently formed as this CCC graph is expected to offer incorporated detection information, and effective maintainability through the sequential Hamiltonian performance. It is expected that the information generated via probe networks can strengthen the air-sea navigation, create economic opportunities, and reduce risks. Hopefully, this cross-border governance can be a positive example for the world.

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© 2015, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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