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Distributed computing architecture / Process calculi / Inter-process communication / Ambient calculus / Ambient intelligence / Message passing / Actor model / Short Message Service / Distributed object / Multi-factor authentication
Date: 2007-01-09 07:10:57
Distributed computing architecture
Process calculi
Inter-process communication
Ambient calculus
Ambient intelligence
Message passing
Actor model
Short Message Service
Distributed object
Multi-factor authentication

Ambient References: Addressing Objects in Mobile Networks Tom Van Cutsem ∗ Elisa Gonzalez Jessie Dedecker ∗ Stijn Mostinckx †

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