Erik G. Larsson
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Linköping University,
Dept. of Electrical Engineering,
SE-581 83 Linköping, Sweden
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Building B, top floor, corridor A between entrances 27 and 29.
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erik.larsson@isy.liu.se
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+46-(0)13-281312
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+46-(0)13-139282
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Erik G. Larsson is Professor and Head of the Division for
Communication Systems in the Department of Electrical Engineering
(ISY) at Linkoping University (LiU) in Linkoping, Sweden. He joined
LiU in September 2007. He has previously held positions at the Royal
Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm, University of Florida,
George Washington University (USA), and Ericsson Research
(Stockholm). He received his Ph.D. from Uppsala University in 2002.
His main professional interests are within the areas of wireless
communications and signal processing. He has published some 80 journal papers
on these topics, he is co-author of the textbook Space-Time
Block Coding for Wireless Communications (Cambridge Univ. Press,
2003) and he holds 10 patents on wireless technology.
He is Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on
Communications and he has previously been Associate Editor
for several other IEEE journals. He is a member of
the IEEE Signal Processing Society SAM and SPCOM technical
committees. He is active in conference organization, most recently as
the Technical Chair of the Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems
and Computers 2012 and Technical Program co-chair of the
International Symposium on Turbo Codes and Iterative Information Processing 2012.
Research:
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Complete list of
publications (pdf file)
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Some preprints of recent work
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Research interests:
- communication theory and wireless systems
- multiple-antenna (MIMO) technology for wireless, especially large-scale ("massive") MIMO
- cooperative communications and relaying
- cognitive radio
- statistical signal processing
- resource allocation and game theory
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Current research sponsors:
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Previous research sponsors: FP7-SENDORA (2008-2010), U.S. National Science Foundation, Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU), Wireless@KTH
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We believe in reproducible research. Code for many of the papers produced in the group is available under "code" on our publications
webpage (see "Publications" in the menu to the left).
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Some free software written by me
Selected other activities:
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TPC Member (last years): ICC 2009, SPAWC 2009, GLOBECOM 2009,
WCNC 2010, SAM 2010, ISWPC 2010, PIMRC 2010, ICC 2011, ICCCN 2011, ICC 2012, SAM 2012 (all IEEE)
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Member, IEEE Signal Processing Society Sensor Array and
Multichannel (SAM) Technical
Committee, and Signal Processing for Communications (SPCOM)
Technical Committee
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Developer in the IT++
project, an open-source C++ class library for
scientific computing and simulation
Current Ph.D. students:
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Erik Axell
(M.Sc., LiU 2005; Lic. Eng., LiU 2009)
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Johannes
Lindblom (M.Sc., LiU 2008; Lic. Eng., LiU 2010)
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Reza Moosavi (M.Sc., CTH 2008; Lic. Eng., LiU 2011)
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Mirsad Čirkić
(M.Sc., LiU 2008; Lic. Eng., LiU 2011)
- TVK Chaitanya (M.Sc., IIS 2006; Lic. Eng., LiU 2011)
- Hien Ngo (M.Sc., Kyung Hee Univ., 2010)
- Antonis Pitarokoilis (M.Sc., TUM, 2010)
Previous students: