Progress in Mathematics for Communication Systems Summary | Concept | Speakers | Schedule | Materials | Participation Lectures and Complementing Materials Jörg Bühler BC-MAC Duality and Capacity Computation for the Binary MAC John Cioffi Vectored DSLs, the Copper PON Substitutes B. Lee et al. (in press) Binder MIMO channels B. Lee et al. (in press) Gigabit DLS J. Cioffi et al. (2007) DSM level 2 distributed band preference Neele von Deetzen UEP with Turbo and LDPC Codes Chris Flake Wedgelets Niklas Grip A Discrete Model for the Efficient Analysis of Time-Varying Narrowband Communication Channels Lecture notes Martin Grötschel Frequency Assignment Harald Haas Capacity Issues of Wireless Networks Markus Hansen An Introduction to Approximation Theory Khaled Hassan Bit Loading to Achieve UEP Werner Henkel Reed-Solomon Codes Fangning Hu Intuitive Understanding of Iterative Decoding Rolf Johannesson Minimality Questions for Convolutional Encoders - Part I Minimality Questions for Convolutional Encoders - Part II Emily King Frame theory Thorsten Koch Planning Cellular Networks - Tutorial and Exercise Integer Optimization - Mathematics, Algorithms and Applications Chen Koker LDPC on BEC Decoding Werner Kozek Multicarrier Modulation in Wireless and Wireline - Overview and Open Issues Werner Kozek and Götz Pfander Time-Frequency Analysis - Part I Time-Frequency Analysis - Part II Felix Krahmer Sigma-delta Modulation Amir Leshem Applications of Game Theory to Multiuser Communication over Interference-limited Channels A. Laufer et al. (2006) Game Theoretic Aspects of Distributed Spectral Coordination with Application to DSL Networks A. Leshem & E. Zehavi (2006) Bargaining over the Interference Channel A. Laufer & A. Leshem (2005) Distributed coordination of spectrum and the prisoner’s dilemma Distributed Spectrum Management for DSL A. Leshem (2002) Dynamic FDM and Dynamic DS Power Back-off: A Simplified DSM Algorithm for Coexistence between RT and CO based deployments A. Leshem et al. (2002) Spectrum Compatibility Computations using Method B for Systems with Dynamically Varying Spectrum E. Karipidis et al. (2006) Crosstalk Models for Short VDSL2 Lines from Measured 30MHz Data E. Karipidis et al. (2006) Experimental Evaluation of Capacity Statistics for Short VDSL Loops A. Leshem & L. Youming (in press) A Low Complexity Linear Precoding Technique for Next Generation VDSL Downstream Transmission over Copper Apirath Limmanee Aspects of Network Coding Maja Loncar List Decoding: Geometrical Aspects and Performance Bounds Thomas Magesacher Spectrally Efficient Multicarrier Modulation Reza Moosavi >Subband Coding Oshri Naparstek Information Theoretic Approach for Radar Beamforming Design Humberto Neto Collaborative Coding Multiple Access T. Kasami & S. Lin (1976) Coding for a Multiple-Access Channel S. Chang & E. Weldon (1979) Coding for T-User Multiple-Access Channels F. Ali (1994) Collaborative Coding and Decoding Techniques for Multiple Access Channel Tomas Nordström Dynamic Spectrum Management Revisited Peter Oswald and Werner Henkel PAR Reduction - Mathematical Aspects PAR Reduction - Realization Aspects Henning Paul MIMO Channel Measurements with a Hardware Demonstrator Beam patterns for LoS transmission Beam patterns for non-LoS transmission Götz Pfander Operator Sampling G. Pfander & D. Walnut (2006) Measurement of Time-variant Linear Channels Jossy Sayir Iterative Decoding and LDPC Codes - Part I Iterative Decoding and LDPC Codes - Part II Iterative Decoding and LDPC Codes - Part III Martin Schubert Interference Calculus Shuying Shi Weighted Sum-rate Optimization for Multiuser MIMO Systems with Linear Equalization Amin Shokrollahi Fountain Codes on the Erasure Channel Raptor Codes on Binary Symmetric Channels Thomas Strohmer On the Role of the Heisenberg Group for Communication Systems Michael Stoll Basics of Finite Fields Steffen Trautmann Equalizer Variants for DMT References   Page last edited on: 10th October 2019, 10:01 by Iulian Ilies. © Jacobs University Bremen (www.jacobs-university.de). All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.