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Amit Goyal, Harrison, NJ US
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| 20080315302 | Method of Forming Nanotube Vertical Field Effect Transistor - A nanotube field effect transistor and a method of fabrication are disclosed. The method includes electrophoretic deposition of a nanotube to contact a region of a conductive layer defined by an aperture. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20080317631 | Nanotube Device and Method of Fabrication - A nanotube device and a method of depositing nanotubes for device fabrication are disclosed. The method relates to electrophoretic deposition of nanotubes, and allows a control of the number of deposited nanotubes and positioning within a defined region. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20090045061 | Nanotube Devices and Vertical Field Effect Transistors - A method of depositing nanotubes in a region defined by an aperture is disclosed. The method provides advantageous control over the number of nanotubes to be deposited, as well as the pattern and spacing of nanotubes. Electrophoretic deposition, along with proper configuration of the aperture, allows at least one nanotube to be deposited in a target region with nanometer scale precision. Pre-sorting of nanotubes, e.g., according to their geometries or other properties, may be used in conjunction with embodiments of the invention to facilitate fabrication of devices with specific performance requirements. The method is useful for many applications where it is desirable to deposit more than one nanotube in a defined region. For example, vertical field effect transistor (VFET) designs may benefit from having more than one nanotube forming a channel to allow more current to flow through the device. By controlling the number of nanotubes to be deposited, one can ensure that the VFET output can be designed with sufficient current to meet the parameters of a logic circuit input. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20100207103 | Method of Forming Nanotube Vertical Field Effect Transistor - A nanotube field effect transistor and a method of fabrication are disclosed. The method includes electrophoretic deposition of a nanotube to contact a region of a conductive layer defined by an aperture. | 08-19-2010 |
Amit Goyal, Kearny, NJ US
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| 20110240480 | Nanotube Device and Method of Fabrication - A nanotube device and a method of depositing nanotubes for device fabrication are disclosed. The method relates to electrophoretic deposition of nanotubes, and allows a control of the number of deposited nanotubes and positioning within a defined region. | 10-06-2011 |
Arjun K. Goyal, Thorofare, NJ US
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| 20080248983 | Method for lubricating heavy duty geared apparatus - A method for improving the oil drain interval, fuel and energy efficiency of heavy duty geared machinery by lubricating said apparatus using a lubricating oil composition comprising as base oil about 20 to 75 wt % PAO 2 to 10, about 5 to 40 wt % PAO 150-1000, about 10 to 40 wt % PAO 20-100, about 5 to 20 wt % of one or more polyol ester or dibasic acid ester having a kinematic viscosity of between about 2 to 5 mm | 10-09-2008 |
Mukul Goyal, Edison, NJ US
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| 20100097928 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INCREASING SURVIVABILITY IN IP NETWORKS - A method and apparatus for increasing the capability of a network topology model having a plurality of nodes connected by existing links to maintain service continuity in the presence of faults. The steps of the method include adding new links to the network topology model to protect against single node failures, and adjusting link weights for the network topology model to reduce at least one of a cost of network operation and an imbalance in link utilizations. Preferably, the link weights are adjusted to reduce the imbalance in link utilizations without deteriorating the cost of network operation. The link weights are preferably adjusted to reduce the cost of network operation without increasing the imbalance in link utilizations. Preferably, the link weights are adjusted to reduce the cost of network operation without increasing the imbalance in link utilizations while keeping the utilization for each link below a specific threshold. In addition, links can be added to the network topology model to reduce the cost of network operation. | 04-22-2010 |
Praduemn K. Goyal, Holmdel, NJ US
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| 20090119144 | METHOD, SYSTEM AND PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR OPTIMAL PROJECT SELECTION AND TRADEOFFS - A method, system and program product for determining an optimal expected business value. The method includes inputting, into a tool, one or more projects, estimating business value, establishing impacts for resource and/or capacity demands and constraints, project dependencies, business value and risks, identifying projects to tradeoff when new projects arise and when change requests for projects emerge and determining, using the tool, an optimal project portfolio using results of the identifying step that can be utilized under any resource and capacity demands and constraints, project dependencies, business value, and risks established and based on identification of any tradeoff projects, wherein the optimal project portfolio provides an optimal expected business value for the business. The method further includes identifying, deselecting and trading off suboptimal projects in the optimal candidate project portfolio to tradeoff either when a new candidate project is inputted or when a change request arrives. | 05-07-2009 |
| 20110166849 | PLANNING AND OPTIMIZING IT TRANSFORMATIONS - A computer-implemented method, system, and computer program product for planning and optimizing information technology (IT) infrastructure transformations is presented. A predictive effort estimation model for transforming an existing IT infrastructure into a transformed IT infrastructure is initially created. The introduction of a new application into the existing IT infrastructure through a use of a decision tree as a transformation path determination is emulated to create a transformation path emulation. The use of a software factory is emulated for introducing the new application into the existing IT infrastructure to create a software factory use emulation for creating the transformed IT infrastructure. The predictive effort estimation model is accurized using results from the transformation path emulation and the software factory use emulation to create an accurized transformed IT infrastructure model. A physical transformed IT infrastructure is then deployed using the accurized transformed IT infrastructure model. | 07-07-2011 |