Thomas Kailath

Affiliations:

Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA

Area:

signal processing

Website:

https://web.stanford.edu/~tkailath/cgi-bin/index.php

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Bio:

Kailath, Thomas Communication via randomly varying channels Thesis (Sc. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, 1961.

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Parents

John M. Wozencraft	grad student	1961	MIT
(Communication via Randomly Varying Channels)

Children

Tyrone E. Duncan	grad student	1967	Stanford (MathTree)
Bhaskarpillai Gopinath	grad student	1968	Stanford (Computer Science Tree)
Howard L. Weinert	grad student	1972	Stanford
Bradley W. Dickinson	grad student	1974	Stanford
Martin A. S. Morf	grad student	1974	Stanford (MathTree)
Benjamin Friedlander	grad student	1976	Stanford
Sun-yuan Kung	grad student	1977	Stanford
George C. Verghese	grad student	1979	Stanford
Erik I. Verriest	grad student	1980	Stanford
Bernard C. Levy	grad student	1981	Stanford
John M. Cioffi	grad student	1984	Stanford (MathTree)
Hanoch Lev-Ari	grad student	1984	Stanford
Yoram Bresler	grad student	1986	Stanford
Hosagrahar V. Jagadish	grad student	1986	Stanford (Computer Science Tree)
Vwani P. Roychowdhury	grad student	1989	Stanford
A. Lee Swindlehurst	grad student	1991	Stanford
Guanghan Xu	grad student	1991	Stanford
Ali H. Sayed	grad student	1992	Stanford
Babak Hassibi	grad student	1996	Stanford (MathTree)
‪Alper T. Erdoğan	grad student	1999	Stanford
Khalid A. El-Awady	grad student	2000	Stanford
Haris Vikalo	grad student	2003	Stanford

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Chen L, Singh S, Kailath T, et al. (2018) Brain-inspired automated visual object discovery and detection. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Hassibi B, Erdogan AT, Kailath T. (2006) MIMO linear equalization with an H∞ criterion Ieee Transactions On Signal Processing. 54: 499-511
Kailath T, Vikalo H, Hassibi B. (2006) MIMO receive algorithms Space-Time Wireless Systems: From Array Processing to Mimo Communications. 302-321
Kailath T, Olshevsky V. (2005) Displacement structure approach to discrete-trigonometric-transform based preconditioners of G.Strang type and of T.Chan type Siam Journal On Matrix Analysis and Applications. 26: 706-734
Vikalo H, Hassibi B, Erdogan AT, et al. (2005) On robust signal reconstruction in noisy filter banks Signal Processing. 85: 1-14
Schaper CD, El-Awady K, Kailath T, et al. (2005) Characterizing photolithographic linewidth sensitivity to process temperature variations for advanced resists using a thermal array Applied Physics a: Materials Science and Processing. 80: 899-902
Bae J, Chun J, Kailath T. (2005) The Schur algorithm applied to the design of optical multi-mirror structures Numerical Linear Algebra With Applications. 12: 283-292
Vikalo H, Hassibi B, Kailath T. (2004) Iterative decoding for MIMO channels via modified sphere decoding Ieee Transactions On Wireless Communications. 3: 2299-2311
Vikalo H, Hassibi B, Hochwald B, et al. (2004) On the capacity of frequency-selective channels in training-based transmission schemes Ieee Transactions On Signal Processing. 52: 2572-2583
Erdogan AT, Hassibi B, Kailath T. (2004) MIMO Decision Feedback Equalization from an H∞ Perspective Ieee Transactions On Signal Processing. 52: 734-745