OnlineTE uses optimization decomposition to enable distributed, near-optimal traffic engineering that reacts in seconds to changes in large WANs and outperforms prior centralized approaches in emulation.
Electromagnetically reconfigurable fluid antenna system for wireless communications: Design, modeling, algorithm, fabrication, and experiment
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A copula-based attention time-series model reconstructs unobserved port signals in FAMA systems from random partial observations, reaching NMSE of order 10^{-4} when observed ports exceed spatial DoF under rich and finite-scattering channels.
Local SVD preprocessing of BP log-likelihood vectors reduces BP-OSD complexity for distributed surface codes while roughly preserving logical accuracy in small-scale simulations.
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Near-optimal Online Traffic Engineering
OnlineTE uses optimization decomposition to enable distributed, near-optimal traffic engineering that reacts in seconds to changes in large WANs and outperforms prior centralized approaches in emulation.
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Fast Fluid Antenna Multiple Access
A copula-based attention time-series model reconstructs unobserved port signals in FAMA systems from random partial observations, reaching NMSE of order 10^{-4} when observed ports exceed spatial DoF under rich and finite-scattering channels.
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Parallel QEC Decoding Applied to Distributed Quantum Computing
Local SVD preprocessing of BP log-likelihood vectors reduces BP-OSD complexity for distributed surface codes while roughly preserving logical accuracy in small-scale simulations.
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Foundations of Future Communication Systems: Innovations in Communication - A Report
The report assembles abstracts of invited talks, presentations, and posters from the FFCS conference on foundational limits and emerging paradigms in communication.