IBS Doctoral Dissertation Award

CAIMS*SCMAI Doctoral Dissertation Award 2004 Winner and Abstract

In this thesis, we investigate the formation and movement of self-organizing collectives of animals in homogeneous environments. For this, we propose a general modeling framework that incorporates how individuals perceive information from neighbors, and the amount of information perceived. In particular, we construct and analyze a new one-dimensional nonlocal hyperbolic model which assumes that...

CAIMS*SCMAI Doctoral Dissertation Award 2004 Winner and Abstract

In this thesis, we investigate the formation and movement of self-organizing collectives of animals in homogeneous environments. For this, we propose a general modeling framework that incorporates how individuals perceive information from neighbors, and the amount of information perceived. In particular, we construct and analyze a new one-dimensional nonlocal hyperbolic model which assumes that...

Doctoral Dissertation

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Doctoral Dissertation

The construction of a low-cost and reliable array antenna system is required to facilitate the practical use of the adaptive antenna in the mobile communication field. The array antenna system can be verified by DOA (Direction of Arrival) estimation. This dissertation describes the attempt to achieve a high-precision adaptive antenna and the examination of this device, which suppresses the numb...

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