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PIMS Distinguished Chair Lectures

PIMS Distinguished Chair Lectures

In these notes we first offer an overview of two core areas in the dynamics of probability measure preserving systems, the Kolmogorov-Sinai theory of entropy and the theory of orbit equivalence. Entropy is a nontrivial invariant that, said simply, measures the exponential growth rate of the number of orbits in a dynamical system, a very rough measure of the complexity of the orbit structure. On...

Ieee Comsoc Distinguished Lecture Tour Report

``Small cell" is an umbrella term for low-power radio access nodes that operate in both licensed and unlicensed spectrum and have a range of 10 meter to several hundred meters. These contrast with a typical mobile macrocell, which might have a range of up to several kilometers or even higher. The term ``small cell" covers femtocells, picocells, microcells, and metrocells. The evolving heterogen...

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1 Lectures at ICMat / UAM

We will consider the inverse conductivity problem or Calderón problem [11] in three dimensions (and higher). The fundamental paper is the work of Sylvester and Uhlmann [23] which gives global uniqueness in the inverse conductivity problem in three dimensions. In this problem we want to find a coefficient in an elliptic differential operator The first step will be to recover the coefficient at t...