Interuniversity Micro Electronics Center (IMEC) in Leuven, Belgium

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Interuniversity Micro Electronics Center (IMEC) (Leuven, Belgium) was founded by the Flanders regional government to promote leading-edge research, development, applications, and education and training in microelectronics. IMEC is on the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven campus and includes a state-of-the-art semiconductor laboratory. The organization works closely with other university laboratories and polytechnic schools, more than 80 industrial firms, and in projects funded by European Community research initiatives or by the European Space Agency. Major efforts include the INVOMEC program, which trains semi-custom, custom, and very-large-scale integration (VLSI) device designers; joint semiconductor materials and processing projects with industry, research in VLSI design methodologies, and advanced semiconductor design and process technologies.

Colleges and universities, Commercial physical research, Noncommercial research organizations, Semiconductor devices, Electronic components, Universities and colleges, Industrial research, Belgium, Research and Development, Training, Future Technologies, Semiconductor Device, Government Funding, Nonprofit Organization, Government aid

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A general framework for developing and evaluating band-limited function extrapolation methods

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The band-limited function extrapolation is demonstrated to be an approximation problem in operator space. Extrapolation as a polynomial approximation problem is useful in developing new extrapolation methods and in resolution of numerical inverse problems. Three extrapolation methods are evaluated: the Taylor approximation series, which can be used to generate the Papoulis-Gerchberg extrapolation algorithm; the Chebyshev series, and approximation using Lagrange interpolation.

Mathematical logic, Methods, Approximation, Function Analysis, technical

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