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%Aniruddha, changed the title to be more focused on what the the current 
%paper is about. Also, the phrase DPSS appears in all our submissions. If 
%you look at the intro/etc., there isn't much about DPSS. I have used 
%event-driven software applications as motivation. 
%Also, I put the authors in a tabular form. It saves some space. 
%I am converting this to the same template that we use for our proposals,
%since the margins I think are wider than what we need to have. 

\title{
Performability Analysis of An Event Demultiplexing Pattern}
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Swapna S. Gokhale\thanks{Contact Author}\thanks{This research was 
supported in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation,
NSF-CNS \#0406376} & Aniruddha Gokhale & Jeff Gray \\
Dept of CSE & Dept. of EECS & Dept. of CIS \\
Univ. of Connecticut & Vanderbilt Univ. & Univ. of Alabama \\
Storrs, CT 06269 & Nashville, TN 37235 & Birmingham, AL  \\ 
ssg@engr.uconn.edu & a.gokhale@vanderbilt.edu & gray@cis.uab.edu 
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% Abstract
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% Intro
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%background that talks about reactor pattern and SRN
%Aniruddha, I think the reactor pattern is the main focus of the paper.
%I am not sure it should be put together with the SRN overview. I think
%it should be in a separate section. 
%Description of the reactor pattern. 
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% SRN background
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% MC
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% case study
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