Publications

S. E. Miller, Coupled Wave Theory and Waveguide Applications, B.S.T.J., 33, pp. 677-692, May, 1954.

Novel technique for tapless locking of multiple silicon ring modulators for WDM applications is discussed.

This document includes the Nokia parts of a report generated within the externally funded research project TARANTO with the aim to be submittet to the European Commission.

This book is about a simple, straightforward process that can have significant impact on the health and profitability of many, if not most, businesses.

We solve the problem of counting the total number of observable targets (e.g., persons, vehicles, landmarks) in a region using local counts performed by a network of sensors, each of which measures

Erosion grooves are known to develop on a surface of a planar magnetron sputtering target in the course of its use, causing the rate of deposition per unit power applied to the target (rate efficie

We explore fundamental performance limits of tracking a target in a two-dimensional field of binary proximity sensors, and design algorithms that attain those limits while providing minimal descrip

T NOW seems likely that radar, developed during the war, will find increasing application as a navigational aid for aircraft and surface vessels.

TASI ( Time Assignment Speech interpolation) is a new component in the telephone system that can approximately double the message capacity of existing long submarine cables.

This paper presents three heuristics for allocating tasks in a distributed computing system. A cost function is formulated and includes the interprocessor communication and processing costs.