2007 PHD Theses

• PHD-2007-01 Vitaly Skachek (Ronny Roth): Low-Density Parity-Check Codes: Constructions and Bounds
• PHD-2007-02 Ron Zohar (Dan Geiger): Flow Conservation Group Tracking
• PHD-2007-03 Tal Cohen (Joseph (Yossi) Gil): Applying Aspect-Oriented Software Development to Middleware Frameworks
• PHD-2007-04 Michael Bronstein (Ron Kimmel): Isometry-invariant surface matching: numerical algorithms and applications
• PHD-2007-05 Doron Lipson (Zohar Yakhini): Computational Aspects of DNA Copy Number Measurement
• PHD-2007-06 David Hay (Hagit Attiya): Competitive Evaluation of Switch Architectures
• PHD-2007-07 Alexander Bronstein (Prof. Ron Kimmel): Numerical geometry of non-rigid objects: embedding problems
• PHD-2007-08 Tal Nir (Alfred Bruckstein): Topics In Motion Analysis
• PHD-2007-09 Yair Koren (Irad Yavneh): Multiscale Methods for Image Processing
• PHD-2007-10 Dan Kenigsberg (Tal Mor): Classicality and Quantumness in Quantum Information Processing
• PHD-2007-11 Alex Gontmakher (Assaf Schuster): An architecture and programming model for Extremely Fine Grain Parallelization
• PHD-2007-12 Ydo Wexler (Dan Geiger): Variational Approximations for Probabilistic Graphical Models
• PHD-2007-13 Gilad Ben-Avi (Yoad Winter): Types and Meanings in Intensionality, Selection and Quantifier Scope
• PHD-2007-14 Gabriel Scalosub (Seffi Naor, Danny Raz, Adi Rosen): Routing and Scheduling Problems in Data Networks
• PHD-2007-15 Tamar Avraham (Assoc. Prof. Michael Lindenbaum): Visual Attention Processes based on Stochastic Models: Algorithms and Bounds
• PHD-2007-16 Oleg Rokhlenko (Ron Pinter): Algorithms for Labeled Graph Matching with Applications to Systems Biology
• PHD-2007-17 Gabi Nakibly (Reuven Cohen): Traffic Engineering in IP and MPLS Networks
• PHD-2007-18 Rami Cohen (Danny Raz): Internet Topology: From the Discovery Process to the Real Picture
• PHD-2007-19 Tamar Zemach (Marius Ungarish): Simulation of non-homogeneous flow fields subject to rotation and gravity effects
• PHD-2007-20 Benny Applebaum (Yuval Ishai and Eyal Kushilevitz): Cryptography in Constant Parallel Time