Joshi said that New Delhi would abandon its opposition to the treaty if it were revised to set a deadline for all nations to eliminate nuclear weapons and to ban computer-simulated tests _ conditions already rejected by the United States and other established nuclear powers.
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Or will we connect the dots from the ( a ) corrupt Asian and satellite-producer contributions to the ( b ) refusal to stop the theft of nuclear codes lest it offend Beijing to the ( c ) change of policy to sell China powerful computers capable of using those codes to simulate tests?
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China has conducted its tests and still continues to enjoy the Most Favoured Nation status given it by the US . France too conducted underwater explosions in the Pacific without angering the US . In fact, as Indian scientists claim, the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty ( CTBT ) is thoroughly dishonest in that it seeks to ban nations that do not have the computer technology for simulating tests.
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However, van Oostrum and Veltkamp argue that if the results of past decision algorithms are saved ( so that only the comparisons unresolved by these results will lead to additional calls to the decision algorithm ) and the comparison values tested by the simulated test algorithm are sufficiently evenly distributed, then as the algorithm progresses the number of unresolved comparisons generated in each time step will be small.
