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Background (more
details here)
- B.Sc.
degree in Applied Mathematics from Peking University, China, 1980 每 1984
- Selected
by a joint AMS-SIAM committee for graduate study in the
U.S.
(
S.S. Chern program), 1984
- Intensive
training in English/Mathematics, Nankai
Institute of Mathematics, China, 1984 每 1985
- Ph.D.,
ORC/EECS , MIT,
1985 每 1989
- Faculty
member, Department of Electrical
and Computer Engineering, McMaster
University, 1989 每 2003
- Faculty
member, Department of Electrical and
Computer Engineering, University of
Minnesota, 2003 每
Teaching
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Analog/digital
communication (taught in McMaster)
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Data
structures and algorithm in C
(taught in McMaster)
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Computational
methods (taught in McMaster)
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Graduate
Courses
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Engineering
optimization (EE8950, Spring 2005)
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Optimization
theory (EE8231, Fall 2004, Fall 2007)
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Information
theory and coding (taught in
McMaster)
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Space-time
communication (taught in McMaster)
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Tutorial
Courses
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Wireless
data communication (industrial short
course)
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Convex
optimization techniques in signal processing and digital communication (ICASSP
2002 tutorial)
Research
- Research
Interests: algorithmic/complexity issues arising
from data communication, and signal processing
Current research
focus is on: SDP relaxation for nonconvex
quadratic optimization, dynamic spectrum management, distributed
signal processing
- Current
research funding: NSF,
ARO
Past research
funding: NSERC, CFI, ORDCF, Canada Research Chair
program, CITO, CFI, DREO,
DREV, Nortel Networks
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Current
students: Mikalai
Kisialiou, Yao Huang, Alireza
Razavi
Software
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Quasi-maximum-likelihood detectors: Semidefinite Relaxation codes for
the discrete Integer Least Squares problem
Publications
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Recent
working papers
Professional activities
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Fellow
of IEEE, Member of SIAM and MPS
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Member
of IEEE Signal Processing Society SPTM, SPCOM technical Committees
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