http://wifo.eecs.berkeley.edu/wiki/ 2008-08-21T01:03:20-07:00 http://wifo.eecs.berkeley.edu/wiki/ http://wifo.eecs.berkeley.edu/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-08-20T00:04:32-07:00 Anant Sahai http://wifo.eecs.berkeley.edu/wiki/doku.php/whitepapers:home?rev=1219215872&do=diff Bspace was being very slow, so I am using the WiFo wiki site. Link to official RFI nitrd-sp@nitrd.gov is where we have to mail the two-page whitepaper to. This is the current draft federal plan for this area. Brainstorming bullets * Cognitive radio hardware is over the horizon but almost certainly coming. Spectrum policy needs to be reformulated to take this into account. Yet there is woefully inadequate research in this area. Even if the FCC were to call upon the National Academies to pr… text/html 2008-08-19T18:24:50-07:00 Rahul Tandra http://wifo.eecs.berkeley.edu/wiki/doku.php/cognitivehistory:home?rev=1219195490&do=diff Right now this is just a placeholder. The goal is to have this page (actually collection of pages) cover: * Key ideas with very brief descriptions * The papers/presentations/standards-documents where those ideas were introduced and developed *within* the spectrum-sharing context. * The papers/text-books where those ideas might have come from outside the spectrum-sharing context. * The rough historical development and chronology of these ideas and sub-ideas * The key experiments, data… text/html 2008-08-19T06:59:34-07:00 Anant Sahai http://wifo.eecs.berkeley.edu/wiki/doku.php/latex:latex_resources?rev=1219154374&do=diff This is a collection of links and information on how to use LaTeX for your academic life at Berkeley, including making slides, conference posters, and theses. General references These are a few online references for LaTeX that you may find useful. Some other things not given here (you can google to find them) are how to incorporate Matlab code in LaTeX (for printing) or how to use LaTeX for Matlab figure captions and axis titles. text/html 2008-07-30T17:09:39-07:00 Anand Sarwate http://wifo.eecs.berkeley.edu/wiki/doku.php/paperdiscussion:home?rev=1217462979&do=diff Post-ISIT 2008 wrapup and discussion If you would like to present, please add your name and post the paper below: On Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 3 PM in 258 Cory we had an informal chat about the following papers. * Pulkit talked about ”[Exchange of Limits: Why Iterative Decoding Works]” by Korada and Urbanke * Anand talked about ”[Security for Wiretap Networks via Rank-Metric Codes]” by Silva and Kschischang