International Business Machines Corporation

Richard W Taggart

Mark Alan Lavin

Vladimir P Zolotov

Kerim Kalafala

Natesan Venkateswaran

Debjit Sinha

Ronald Dennis Rose

Steven Joseph Kurtz

Douglas Keller

Nancy Taggart

A crown molding support hanger described herein as comprised of a lightweight durable plastic crown molding support hanger that is an essential crown molding installation tool for all sizes of crown molding that may be quickly and effectively installed by a single user. The crown molding support hanger has a support surface that engages and holds a length of crown molding while the mounting member secures the crown molding support hanger to the wall. The support member is adjustable to the different sizes and shapes of decorative trim molding by simply snapping off the tab on the support surface that engages the front section of the molding. The mounting member is removable from the support member by moving the support member side to side and snapping the support member tab at the v-groove, releasing the support member. The mounting member remains hidden behind the crown molding.

Crown molding support hanger

A computer-implemented method includes identifying a noise cluster, representing the noise cluster according to a variational model, projecting the variational model onto one or more corners to yield a projected noise cluster, and determining a computed noise for the projected noise cluster. Optionally, the noise cluster includes one or more noise cluster elements, and each of the noise cluster elements are expressed as one or more circuit element terms, according to a canonical form. Optionally, at least one of the corners is a bounding corner. For the bounding corner, the projected noise cluster is generated by maximizing the circuit element terms for those noise cluster elements that tend to increase noise, and by minimizing the circuit element terms for those noise cluster elements that tend to decrease noise, whereby noise is maximized for the canonical form. A corresponding computer program product and computer system are also disclosed.

Analysis of coupled noise for integrated circuit design

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, computer program product, and system for parallel access to an electronic design automation (EDA) application. The computer receives a request to access an electronic design automation (EDA) application from at least two user computing device and authenticates a user associated with each of the requests from the at least two user computing devices to access the EDA application. The computer determines a level of access to be granted to each of the user of the at least two user computing devices and creates a parallel connection to each of the at least user computing device based on the determined level of access granted to each of the users. The computer retrieves data to be transmitted to each of the at least user computing device to be displayed on each of the user computing devices and stores the data in a memory unit.

Parallel access to running electronic design automation (EDA) application

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Richard W Taggart