Eitan
ALTMAN 
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Organisation: INRIA
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Research Unit: Sophia Antipolis
· Service: Projet Maestro
· E-mail: Eitan.Altman@sophia.inria.fr
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Phone: +33 4 92 38 77 86
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Fax: +33 4 92 38 78 58
Where I work, how to get there
I am a researcher of INRIA at Univ of Avignon at the Agroparc
campus.
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here.
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clicke here or download a file in word.
I recommend the following hotels in Avignon:
Hotel Magnan, 63 r Portail Magnan, 84000 Avignon, tel
04 90 86 36 51.
Hotel d'Angleterre, 29, bd Raspail, 84000 Avignon, tel.
04 90 86 34 31
Hotel du Palais des Papes 04 90 86 04 13
Past and Present Collaborative Research Programs:
My main areas of research
include the performance evaluation and control of telecommunication networks,
the optimal control, and stochastic games. You will find below my publications
on line. For downloading material, please consult first the Copyright Notice.
My research activities:
1. Telecommunication and queueing networks:
2. Stochastic Processes,
Control and Stability:
3.
Biology Inspired Paradigms for Complex Systems
Evolutionary Games
Branching Processes and Stochastic recursive equations: theory and
applications
Other
Monographs
J. Galtier, E. Altman, A. Ferreira, Reseaux
satellitaires de telecommunications, in French),
Dunod, Nov., 1999.
E. Altman, B. Gaujal and A. Hordijk,
Discrete-event control of stochastic
networks: Multimodularity and Regularity
(Copyrights: Springer Verlag)
Springer Verlag,
Series: Lecture Notes in Mathematics 2003, XIV, 313 p.,
Softcover ISBN: 3-540-20358-3.
E. Altman,
Constrained Markov Decision Processes,
Chapman and Hall/CRC, 1999.
Courses:
15
hours course in a DEA OJME (Optimisation, Games, and
Economical Modelisation) (jointly with Univ. Paris 6, Univ. Paris 10, Ecole Polytechnique)
on
Equilibria and optimisation
in networks.
Courses
at Facultad de Ing.,
U.L.A., Mérida, Venezuela , on
Modeling information
systems and telecommunications, in Spanish. ( pdf file ) (28 hours). It contains material
on queueing theory, local area networks and analysis
of Internet protocols.
NS simulator course
for beginners (lecture
notes in English) A 48 hours course.
Current
and past Ph.D. students:
Omar Ait-Hellal Thesis:
Flow control in high speed networks
Graduated on Nov. 1998.
Chadi Barakat
Thesis:
Performance evaluation of TCP congestion control
Graduated on Apr. 2001. Today: researcher at INRIA Sophia-Antipolis
Parijat Dube
Thesis: "Performance
Evaluation of Congestion Phenomena in Communication Networks", Graduated
on Sept. 2002. Today: researcher at IBM, Yorktown Heights, NY.Thomas Boulogne Thesis: Strategic non-atomic games with
applications in networks (in french). Graduated on Dec. 2004.
Corinne Touati
Thesis:
Fairness Principles Applied to Telecommunication Networks.
Graduated on Sept. 2003. Researcher at INRIA Grenoble, France
Victor Ramos-Ramos
Thesis:
Robust and reliable multimedia transmission over the Internet.
Graduated on Dec. 2004. Today Research associate UAM- Iztapalapa Mexico
Balakrishna Prabhu
Thesis: Markov Chains and Decision Processes for
Congestion Avoidance and Power Control.
Graduated on Oct. 2005. Researcher in LAAS, CNRS, Toulouse
Ahmad Al-Hanbali , "Performance Evaluation of Mobile Wireless
Networks", Ph.D. thesis,
Department of Sciences,
Gregory Miller
Thesis: The Problems of Filtering and Control in Discrete-Continuous
Systems with Uncertainties, in co-tutelle: Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI),
Russia, and University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, France, December 2006.
Today he is a senior Researcher at the Institute of Informatics Problems, Russia.
Dinesh Kumar Thesis:
Optimization and Control in Wireless and Computer Networks.
Graduation on November 26, 2008.
Nicolas Bonneau
Hamidou Tembine.
PhD Thesis: Population Games with Networking Applications.
Graduated on 18th sept 2009.
Alonso Silva.
Alberto Suarez
Amar Prakash Azad
Sreenath Ramanath
Dinil Mon Divakaran
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