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| Thursday, July 29, 2004 | |
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8:00
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Coffee and Registration | |
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8:45
- 8:55
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Introductory
Remarks Prof. Thomas Kailath, Stanford University |
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8:55
- 10:45
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Morning Session, 1st half (Chair: Siavash Alamouti, ViVATO Inc.) | |
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8:55
- 9:00
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Chairman's Remarks | ||
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9:00
- 9:35
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Theoretical
Limits of Collaborative Communications Prof. Vahid Tarokh, Harvard University |
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9:35
- 10:10
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Diversity
and Outage Performance in Ricean Fading MIMO Channels Dr. Rohit Nabar, ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
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10:10
- 10:45
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Capacity
of MIMO Wireless Channels via Virtual Representation Prof. Venu Veeravalli, NSF (on leave from Univ. of Illinois, UC) |
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10:45
- 11:00
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Coffee Break | |
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11:00
- 12:50
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Morning Session, 2nd half (Chair: Sumeet Sandhu, Intel Corp.) | |
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11:00
- 11:05
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Chairman's Remarks |
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11:05
- 11:40
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Channel
measurements and characterization for high bandwidth Mobile Network MIMO links Dr. Reinaldo Valenzuela, Lucent Technologies |
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11:40
- 12:15
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Space-time
propagation: MIMO channel models and key challenges Dr. Claude Oestges, Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium |
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12:15
- 12:50
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Some
recent EU-funded MIMO research activities Dr. Constantinos Papadias, Lucent Technologies |
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12:50
- 2:00
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Lunch Break, Lynx @ Clark Center | |
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2:00
- 3:15
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Afternoon
Session, 1st Half (Chair: Shilpa Talwar, Intel Corp.) |
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2:00
- 2:05
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Chairman's Remarks | ||
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2:05
- 2:40
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Transmitting
over ill-behaved MIMO channels Prof. David Gesbert, Eurecom, Sophia Antipolis, France |
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2:40
- 3:15
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Efficient
Equalization for Wireless Communications in Hostile Environments Prof. Thomas Strohmer, Univ. of California Davis |
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3:15
- 3:30
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Coffee Break | |
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3:30
- 4:45
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Afternoon Session, 2nd Half (Chair: Hemanth Sampath, Qualcomm Inc.) |
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3:30
- 3:35
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Chairman's Remarks | ||
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3:35
- 4:10
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Non-cooperative
wireless networks Prof. Helmut Bölcskei, ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
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4:10
- 4:45
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ARQ
Protocols and Sphere Decoding in MIMO Systems Prof. Zhi Ding, Univ. of California Davis |
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6:30
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Workshop
Banquet-
Faculty
Club
[MAP]
Banquet Speaker Prof. George Papanicolaou, Stanford University |
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| Friday, July 30, 2004 |
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8:30
- 8:55
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Coffee Break | |
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8:55
- 10:45
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Morning
Session, 1st half (Chair: Erik Lindskog, Beceem Communications Inc.) |
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8:55
- 9:00
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Chairman's Remarks | ||
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9:00
- 9:35
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Learning
the Channel at the Transmitter: It's Faster and Easier than you Think Dr. Bert Hochwald, Lucent Technologies |
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9:35
- 10:10
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Robust
Transmit Processing for Multi-User MIMO Systems Prof. Martin Haardt Tech. Univ. Ilmenau, Germany |
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10:10
- 10:45
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Improved
Frame Synchronization and Frequency Offset Estimation in OFDM System and Its Application to WMAN Prof. V. Umapathi Reddy, IIIT Hyderabad, India |
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10:45
- 11:00
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Coffee Break | ||
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11:00
- 12:50
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Morning
Session, 2nd half |
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11:00
- 11:05
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Chairman's Remarks | ||
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11:05
- 11:40
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Bandwidth
Efficient, Adaptive MIMO Channel Estimation Prof. Michael Fitz, UCLA |
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11:40
- 12:15
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On
Equalizer Estimation and Tracking for MIMO OFDM in Fast Fading Channels Prof. K. Giridhar, IIT, Chennai, India |
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12:15
- 12:50
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Precoding
and Interpolation for Spatial Multiplexing MIMO-OFDM with Limited Feedback Prof. Robert Heath, Univ. of Texas, Austin |
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12:50
- 2:00
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Lunch Break, Lynx @ Clark Center | ||
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2:00
- 3:15
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Afternoon Session (Chair: Alexei Gorokhov, Qualcomm Inc.) |
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2:00
- 2:05
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Chairman's Remarks | ||
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2:05
- 2:40
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Presentation of current work in Prof. Paulraj's research group. | ||
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2:40
- 3:15
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Throughput
and delay analysis of MIMO broadcast channels with partial CSI Prof. Babak Hassibi, Caltech |
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3:15
- 4:15
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Reception, Clark Center |
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