ARCH-COMP19 Category Report: Stochastic Modelling
Abate, A
Blom, H
Cauchi, N
Degiorgio, K
Fränzle, M
Moritz Hahn, E
Haesaert, S
Ma, H
Oishi, M
Pilch, C
Remke, A
Salamati, M
Soudjani, S
van Huijgevoort, B
Vinod, A
EPiC series in computing
volume 61
62-20
(25 May 2019)
ARCH-COMP19 category report: hybrid systems with piecewise constant dynamics
Frehse, G
Abate, A
Adzkiya, D
Becchi, A
Bu, L
Cimatti, A
Giacobbe, M
Griggio, A
Mover, S
Syifa'ul Mufid, M
Riouak, I
Tonetta, S
Zaffanella, E
1-13
(25 May 2019)
Oxford Mathematician Mohit Dalwadi talks about his work on the modelling of cryopreservation.
Generic predictions of output probability based on complexities of inputs and outputs
Dingle, K
Pérez, G
Louis, A
Scientific reports
volume 10
issue 1
(10 Mar 2020)
Stability of optimal filter higher-order derivatives
Tadic, V
Doucet, A
STOCHASTIC PROCESSES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
volume 130
issue 8
4808-4858
(Aug 2020)
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Oxford Mathematicians Derek Moulton and Alain Goriely together with their colleague Régis Chirat (University of Lyon) have won the 2019 PNAS Cozzarelli Prize in the Engineering and Applied Sciences category for their paper 'Mechanics unlocks the morphogenetic puzzle of interlocking bivalved shells.'
Continuous phase-space representations for finite-dimensional quantum states and their tomography
Koczor, B
Zeier, R
Glaser, S
Physical Review A
volume 101
issue 2
022318
(01 Feb 2020)
Tue, 10 Mar 2020
12:45 -
14:00
C3
Multi-Objective Resource Allocation for Cognitive Radio Networks (An Exercise in Study Group Management)
Joseph Field
(Oxford University)
Abstract
In this talk we will discuss a problem that was worked on during MISGSA 2020, a Study Group held in January at The University of Zululand, South Africa.
We look at a communication network with two types of users - Primary users (PU) and Secondary users (SU) - such that we reduce the network to a set of overlapping sub-graphs consisting of SUs indexed by a specific PU. Within any given sub-graph, the PU may be communicating at a certain fixed frequency F. The respective SUs also wish to communicate at the same frequency F, but not at the expense of interfering with the PU signal. Therefore if the PU is active then the SUs will not communicate.
In an attempt to increase information throughput in the network, we instead allow the SUs to communicate at a different frequency G, which may or may not interfere with a different sub-graph PU in the network, leading to a multi-objective optimisation problem.
We will discuss not only the problem formulation and possible approaches for solving it, but also the pitfalls that can be easily fallen into during study groups.