Mixed‐Integer Linear Programming

Castillo, Enrique; Gonejo, Antonio J.; Pedregal, Pablo; Garciá, Ricardo; Alguacil, Natalia

doi:10.1002/9780471225294.ch2

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“…Since there is some preparation time from start-up decision to actual power output and potential limitations on ramping rates, forecasts and planning ahead is important. To keep track of on/off and activation status, four binary variables are used [32]. The decision variables are y start and y stop , which are 1 if a decision to start or stop is made.…”

Section: Start-stop Logic and Rolling Horizonmentioning

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Optimised operation of low-emission offshore oil and gas platform integrated energy systems

Svendsen¹

2022

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This paper considers the operation of offshore oil and gas platform energy systems with energy supply from wind turbines to reduce local CO 2 emissions.A new integrated energy system model for operational planning and simulation has been developed and implemented in an open-source software tool (Oogeso). This model and tool is first presented, and then applied on a relevant North Sea case with different energy supply alternatives to quantify and compare emission reductions and other key indicators.

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Section: Start-stop Logic and Rolling Horizonmentioning

confidence: 99%

Optimised operation of low-emission offshore oil and gas platform integrated energy systems

Svendsen¹

2022

Preprint

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Deterministic Hard Fault Attack on Trivium

Dutta

Paul

2014

Advances in Information and Computer Security

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Abstract. So far, the major work in fault attack on Trivium has been confined to the soft fault attacks where the attacker injects some faults at random position and at random time in the cipher state and analyze a simplified version of the cipher. Besides this, there is also some result on hard fault attack [Hu et al., 2009] on Trivium where the attacker sets the value 0 at any random position of 288 bit state of the cipher permanently. In this approach the key of the cipher is determined with success probability not less than 0.2291. In this paper, we introduce another type of hard fault attack, called a deterministic hard fault attack on Trivium, by setting the value 1 at three particular positions of 288 bit state permanently. We call it deterministic because the internal state is revealed deterministically. More specifically, we show that if we observe 117 original keystream and 236 faulty keystream, we can retrieve the original state of the cipher in 2 23.85 time with success probability 1.

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