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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Optimising Order-Fairness in Blockchains using Ordering Linearizability 

      Zarbafian, Pouriya
      Published 2024
      The world of digital finance was forever reshaped by the release of Bitcoin, seen as a symphony of cryptographic and distributed systems principles orchestrated together to provide a coherent machine for permissionless, ...
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    • Advancing Contrastive Learning for Visual Representation: From Unsupervised to Supervised Paradigms 

      Zheng, Mingkai
      Published 2025
      Contrastive Visual Representation Learning has emerged as a cornerstone in computer vision research, celebrated for its simplicity and exceptional performance. At its core, this approach leverages instance discrimination, ...
      Open Access
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    • Direct strength method for the design of cold-formed steel hat sections under localised loading 

      Chen, Zhehang
      Published 2025
      This thesis investigates the application of the Direct Strength Method (DSM) in predicting the localised loading capacity of cold-formed steel hat sections. Four loading cases with various fastening conditions are studied. ...
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    • The biology, ecology, and taxonomy of sea urchins in the subtropical biogeographic transition zone of southeast Australia 

      Mclaren, Emily Jane
      Published 2025
      Ocean warming is driving the global redistribution of marine ectothermic taxa to higher latitudes and the ecotone between tropical and temperate realms is likely to be at the forefront of this redistribution. In marine ...
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    • Saxophone Solos in EDM-The Roles of an Acoustic, Improvising Instrument in Dance Music 

      Mulder, Alessandra Mariela
      Published 2024
      In this applied musicology thesis, I investigate how saxophone solos in electronic dance music facilitate structural shifts while injecting elements of liveness into EDM tracks. This work seeks to expand discussions of ...
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