Laboratory for Information Foundation Engineering

Members

Professor and Dr. Lei Li
M2 : Sato (Canon), Kojima (NEC), Zobuchi (NTT Data), Yamamoto (ANA)
M1 : Akamatsu, Ochiai, Kondo, Chen, Higuchi, Watanabe
OB : Kikuchi (NEC, 2004), Kishi (Canon, 2004), Kobayashi (ROM, 2004), Nate (ROM, 2004), Suenaga (NTT, 2005), Hasegawa (Mitsubishi, 2005): Professor and Dr. Lei Li; M2 : Sato (Canon), Kojima (NEC), Zobuchi (NTT Data), Yamamoto (ANA); M1 : Akamatsu, Ochiai, Kondo, Chen, Higuchi, Watanabe; OB : Kikuchi (NEC, 2004), Kishi (Canon, 2004), Kobayashi (ROM, 2004), Nate (ROM, 2004), Suenaga (NTT, 2005), Hasegawa (Mitsubishi, 2005)

Main Research Subjects

Design and Analysis of the Fast Algorithms
Computational Complexities and Complex Systems
Synchronous and Asynchronous Parallel Processing
Intelligent Information Processing
Numerical Analysis
Combinatorial Theory and Counting Methods
Digital Signal Processing
Queuing Theory and Design of Computer Systems: Design and Analysis of the Fast Algorithms; Computational Complexities and Complex Systems; Synchronous and Asynchronous Parallel Processing; Intelligent Information Processing; Numerical Analysis; Combinatorial Theory and Counting Methods; Digital Signal Processing; Queuing Theory and Design of Computer Systems

Visitors

July 10-16, 2002, Professor Weiwei Sun, Dept of Math., City University of Hong Kong (Collocation Methods for Partial Differential Equations)
July 10-14, 2004, Professor Mark Elliot Gershon, Chairman of School of Business and Management, Temple University, USA. (Critical Path vs. Critical Chain: A Comparison): July 10-16, 2002, Professor Weiwei Sun, Dept of Math., City University of Hong Kong (Collocation Methods for Partial Differential Equations); July 10-14, 2004, Professor Mark Elliot Gershon, Chairman of School of Business and Management, Temple University, USA. (Critical Path vs. Critical Chain: A Comparison)