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At
conferences, I get a lot of questions about the names of our
papers. Yes, they have meanings in Farsi. Here are the meanings:
Ham means together.
Hamava [ICDE'25] means in unison. The paper is about reconfiguration and coordination of geo-distributed clusters.
Hambazi [OOPSLA'25] means playmate. The paper is about coordination of multi-user AR games.
Hamband [PLDI'22] means tight and connected. The paper is about RDMA replication where a node can directly access the memory of another node.
Hamraz [S&P'22] means confidant. The paper is about secure distributed systems.
Hampa [CAV'20] means walking companion. The paper is about bounded stalenss for replicated systems.
Hamsaz [POPL'19] means harmonic and compatible. The paper is about coordination analysis and synthesis for replicated systems.
Chapar [POPL'16] was the courier system of the Persian empire. The paper is about causal ordering of messages in a distributed system.
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