Lenny Grokop
Mailing Address
211 Cory Hall #1772
UC Berkeley
Office
273 Cory Hall, Desk 3A
Phone
510-643-9241
Email
lgrokop at eecs dot
Biography
I’m
currently a PhD student in the EECS
department at U.C.
Berkeley, working
with Prof. David Tse (expected graduation
2008). I’m a member of Wireless Foundations. I received my M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science from U.C. Berkeley and my Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) and
Bachelor of Science (Mathematics) degrees from the University of Melbourne. I went to school at Mount Scopus Memorial College in
Research
My research
is in Information Theory and Wireless Communications
- L. Grokop, D. N. C. Tse, “Spectrum Sharing between Wireless Networks,”
to be presented at INFOCOM,
- L. Grokop, D. N. C. Tse, “Fundamental Constraints
on Multicast Capacity Regions,” in Proc. Allerton Conference, Monticello, IL, Sep 2007.
- L. Grokop, A.
Sahai, M. Gastpar, “Discriminatory source
coding for a noiseless broadcast channel”, in Proc. IEEE
Int. Symp. Info. Theory,
- L. Grokop, D. N. C. Tse, “Diversity/Multiplexing Tradeoff in ISI Channels”,
submitted to IEEE Trans. Info.
Theory, July 2007.
- L. Grokop, “Diversity Multiplexing Tradeoff for ISI
Channels”, Masters Thesis, U.C. Berkeley, May 2005.
- L. Grokop and D. N. C. Tse, “Diversity/Multiplexing Tradeoff in ISI
Channels”, in Proc. IEEE Int. Symp. Info. Theory,
Teaching
I was a
Graduate Student Instructor for
EE224B –
Fundamentals of Wireless Communications
EE120 –
Signals and Systems
Coursework
I’ve taken
the following courses at U.C. Berkeley
EE224A –
Digital Communications
EE224B –
Fundamentals of Wireless Communications
EE226A –
Random Processes in Systems
EE227A –
Nonlinear and Convex Optimization
EE227B –
Optimization Theory
EE229A –
Information Theory
EE229B –
Error Control Coding
EE290S –
Advanced Information Theory
CS276 –
Cryptography
STAT205A –
Probability Theory
MATH127 –
Mathematics for Computational Biology
HEBREW1A –
Elementary Hebrew
Other Links
I’m an editor
for the Berkeley Science Review