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Eric M. Radke
Ph.D. Candidate, Applied Mathematics, UCLA Offices: Math Sciences 2361 and Boelter Hall 465
Education: M.A., Applied Mathematics, UCLA, January 2006 B.S., Mathematics, Case Western Reserve University, May 2004
Research: September 2005 - Present: UCLA VLSI Multiscale Placement Group; Advisors: Tony F. Chan, UCLA Math & CS Dept. Prof., and President, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; and Jason Cong, UCLA CS Dept. Prof. and Director, Center for Domain-Specific Computing. Publications: T. F. Chan, J. Cong, and E. M. Radke, "Convergent Net Weighting Schemes in Hypergraph-based Optimization." UCLA Computational and Applied Math Reports, 2011. (Primary author) T. F. Chan, J. Cong, and E. M. Radke, "A Rigorous Framework for Convergent Net Weighting Schemes in Timing-Driven Placement." Proceedings of the 2009 IEEE/ACM International Conference on Computer-Aided Design, San Jose, CA, November 2009. (Primary author and conference speaker) J. Cong, G. Luo, and E. M. Radke, "Highly Efficient Gradient Computation for Density-Constrained Analytical Placement," IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, Volume 27, Number 12, pp. 2133-2144, December 2008. Articles: Science Daily ZDNet June - August 2005: UCLA/Raytheon UAV Path Planning Project; Advisor: Andrea Bertozzi, UCLA Math Dept. Prof. and Director of Applied Math. May - August 2004: NASA Glenn LERCIP: Traveling Wave Tube Design Project, NASA Glenn Communications Division: Electron and Optical Devices Branch; Advisor: Karl Vaden. E. M. Radke, "Modified Discrete-State Simulated Annealing and Simulated Tempering in TWTA Ideal Collector Design." Tech. Report, 2004. June - August 2003: NSF VIGRE REU: Geometric Group Theory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ; Advisor: Kim Whittlesey . May - June 2003: NSF VIGRE REU: Elliptic Curves, University of Utah ; Advisor: Aaron Bertram . |