Publications

Feasibility of hybrid optical amplification in interleaved bidirectional architecture is studied.

Aperture-based near-field microscopy suffers from fundamental limitations imposed by the electromagnetic skin depth of the aperture material and a rapidly decreasing throughput as the aperture is m

We study the feasibility of achieving 0.8-b/s/Hz spectral efficiency at 160 Gb/s.

The death toll and financial loss from automotive accidents necessitate the use of automotive radars.

This thesis details the work done to prove the feasibility of using machine vision to inspect the back or inactive side of beam leaded integrated circuits prior to bonding them into packages.

We present a numerical investigation for the use of Semi-conductor Optical Amplifiers (SOA) as broadband amplifiers in a context of quasi-Nyquist WDM long-haul transmission using PDM-QPSK, 8-QAM an

Several recent studies have introduced lightweight versions of Java: reduced languages in which complex features like threads and reflection are dropped to enable rigorous arguments about key prope

Radio Frequency (RF) Fingerprinting is a technique which attempts to extract a unique identifier from wireless signal transmissions in order to perform automated device identification by exploiting

A feature interaction detection contest was held for the Fifth International Workshop on Feature Interactions. The contest had two phases.

Imagine commuting home from work one day, driving past the downtown stores toward the grocery store when you receive a call on your mobile phone.