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Ph.D. Dissertation Defense - Eric Black

Title:  Application of Two Frameworks - Physics and Signal Processing - as a Basis for Efficient Designs in Physical Computing

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Dr. Jennifer Hasler, ECE, Chair, Advisor

Dr. Gregory Durgin, ECE

Dr. Benajmin Klein, ECE

Dr. Mary Ann Weitnauer, ECE

Dr. Hans Klein, PUBP

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Every design must achieve a level of efficiency. The most efficient designs in physical computing harness the efficiency. Such efficiency is part of the physical universe and optimally and/or realistically utilizing it requires deviations from or approaches to standard design philosophies such as Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) theory. These deviations and approaches are challenging to discover and articulate because they demand insights beyond the conventional rules of design, extending outside the typical frameworks of physics and signal processing.

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Wednesday
Mar 5 2025
01:00pm - 03:00pm

Location: Room 2108, Klaus

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  • Created by: Daniela Staiculescu
  • Created: 01/17/2025
  • Modified By: Daniela Staiculescu
  • Modified: 02/17/2025

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