Publications

Describes the network of high-speed transmission lines as part of the C.C.I.F. general telephone switching plan for Europe (1947-1952 programme).

We introduce a general distributed computing framework, motivated by commonly used structures like MapReduce, and formulate an information-theoretic tradeoff between computation and communication i

We address the fundamental tradeoffs among latency, reliability and throughput in a cellular network.

Problems arising from new C.C.I.F.

Part I of the present article considers the various reasons leading up to the latest recommendations of the C.C.I.F.

Presented are the theoretical and experimental fundamentals of the fabrication of ohmic contacts to n- and p-type wide band gap semiconductors such as SiC and GaN.

Open-wire transmission line is explained, and the concepts of characteristic impedance and standing waves are presented.

Coherent lightwave technology, though still in its infancy, might someday play a central role in lightwave communications.

High intensity pulsed beams of photons, electrons and ions provide extremely efficient means for electronically exciting solids near their surfaces.

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