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LOCATION:TUD Falkenbrunnen\,  01187 Dresden
SUMMARY:Alirezaei: On Exponentially Concave Functions andTheir Impact in In
 formation Theory
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr.-Ing.  Gholamreza Alirezaei\nInstitute of Speaker: 
 Institute for Theoretical Information Technology RWTH Aachen University\nT
 opics:\nInformatik\n Location:\n  Name: TUD Falkenbrunnen (Würzburger Str
 . 35\, 01187\, Dresden)\n  Street:  \n  City: 01187 Dresden\n  Phone: \n  
 Fax: \nDescription: <span style=\"font-weight: bold\;\"><p>Abstract:<br>Co
 ncave functions play a central role in optimization theory. So-called <br>
 ex-ponentially concave functions are of similar importance in <br>informat
 ion the-ory. In the presentation\, we discuss mathematical <br>properties 
 of the class of exponentiallyconcave functions\, like <br>closedness under
  linear and convex combinationand relations to quasi-\, <br>Jensen- and Sc
 hur-concavity. Infor-mationtheoretic quantities such as <br>self-informati
 on and (scaled)entropy are shown to be exponentially <br>concave. Furtherm
 ore\, newinequalities for the Kullback-Leibler <br>divergence\, for the en
 tropyof mixture distributi-ons\,and for mutual <br>information are present
 ed.<br><br>Bio:<br>Gholamreza ALIREZAEI received the Diploma and Doctoral 
 degree in <br>electrical engineering from RWTH Aachen University. From 200
 2 to 2008\, <br>he was a research assistant at the Institute of High Frequ
 ency <br>Technology of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informati
 on <br>Technology at RWTH. From 2008 to 2011\, he was the R[&amp\;]D leade
 r at the <br>ATecoM GmbH. From 2011 onwards\, he is with the Institute for
  Theoretical <br>Information Technology at RWTH and he currently works as 
 chief engineer <br>responsible for research\, project acquisition and proj
 ect management. In <br>addition\, he holds lecturer positions with Technic
 al University of <br>Munich (TUM) and RWTH. His research interests include
  the design of <br>communication sys-tems and their development. Furthermo
 re\, he tackles <br>hard mathematical problems arisen from estimation\, cl
 assification and <br>information theory. In particular\, nonconvex optimiz
 ation problems\, <br>analytical resource allocati-on\, signal and target c
 lassification\, and <br>determination of theoretical bounds and inequaliti
 es for special <br>functions have been the main topics in the more recent 
 past. Gholamreza <br>has received a number of awards and recognitions. Amo
 ng others\, he is <br>holder of the prestigious Vodafone Y-oung-Researcher
  Prize\, the <br>ITG-Literature Award\, and the Friedrich-Wilhelm Prize. H
 e has served as <br>reviewer and member of the Technical Program Committee
  in numerous IEEE <br>conferences\, including ICC\, ISIT\, ISWCS\, GLOBECO
 M and WiSEE. He also <br>serves as reviewer for both the IEEE Transactions
  on Signal Processing <br>and the IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communicat
 ions.<br><br></p></span><br /></br />
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