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Research activities
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Topics
Project pages
Publications
Co-authors
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Topics
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In general my research interests are in combinatorial optimization
(ranging from graph theory to integer programming) and their
applications, with an emphasis on optimization problems from
telecommunication industry. More precisely, the three main areas of
research are
frequency assignment
problems in wireless communication networks,
telecommunication network design problems,
ranging from local access via ATM backbone to optical networks,
and
treewidth of
graphs (a more theoretical subjected, but initially motivated by
frequency assignment).
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Project pages
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At ZIB, all projects within the optimization department
have their own webpage. Here is a list of the ones I am/was involved.
Frequency Assignment in Cellular Phone Networks
MOMENTUM - Models and Simulations for Network Planning and Control of UMTS
Optimization of optical networks
Optimization of the static configuration of optical transport networks
Load Balancing in Signaling Transfer Points
TACO - Treewidth And Combinatorial Optimization
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Publications
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Bibliography (published
articles, not yet published reports, Masters' and
Ph.D. thesis)
Preprints (all
published reports)
Co-authors
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Research is not a job, you do alone (at least not for me). And many of
my co-authors have their own webpage where you can
find more papers on similar topics.
Last modified: Tue Feb 15 13:47:00 CET 2005
by Arie Koster