Ketan Rajawat

I come from the historical country of India. I did most of my schooling in the small town of Jhansi and my bachelors and masters from the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. My masters thesis was in the area of symbol timing estimation with Prof Ajit Chaturvedi. 

My current research is in the area of Wireless Network Coding. 

• Contact Information

   phone: +6129632077 (mobile)
          +6126243262 (office)
  
   office:Giannakis Research
          Room 460 Walter Library (Digital Technology Centre)
          117 Plesant St SE, University of Minnesota 
          Minneapolis, MN-55455 
   
   email: ketan at umn.edu
          ketanr at ieee.org
   
   pmail: Ketan Rajawat
          EECS Building,  
          200 Union St SE
          Minneapolis, MN 55455

• Research Interests
  • Network Coding
  • Information Theory


• Publications
• Ketan Rajawat and Georgois B. Giannakis, "Non-random Wireless Network Coding," Proc. The Second IEEE International Workshop on Wireless Network Coding (WiNC 2008), Rome, Italy, June 2009 (accepted). 
• Ketan Rajawat, Tairan Wang and Georgois B. Giannakis, "An Algebraic Polyphase Approach to Wireless Network Coding," Proc. of International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP), Taipei, Taiwan, Apr. 9-14, 2009.
• Ketan Rajawat and A K Chaturvedi, "Near Optimal Training Sequences for Low Complexity Symbol Timing Estimation in MIMO Systems," IEEE Transactions on Communications (accepted).
• Ketan Rajawat and Adrish Banerjee, "Selection Relaying at Low Signal to Noise Ratios," Wireless Personal Multimedia Communications, Jaipur, Dec, 2007.
• Ketan Rajawat and A K Chaturvedi, "Non-Data Aided Symbol Timing Estimation in MIMO Systems," IEEE International Conference on Communications, Glasgow, Scotland, April 2007.
• K Rajawat and A K Chaturvedi, "A low complexity symbol timing estimator for MIMO systems using two samples per symbol," IEEE Commun. Letters, Vol. 10, No. 7, July 2006.

Last updated: 5 June 2009

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