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M. Parker

4 papers hereh-index 9236 citations37 works total

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  • first author1

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fields
  • physics.optics3
  • physics.class-ph1
same name
  • M. Parker — 72 papers, h 28
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  • M. Parker — 13 papers, h 13
  • M. Parker — 9 papers, h 10
  • M. Parker — 3 papers, h 17

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activity
20022004
most citedInformation Transfer and Landauer's Principle

30 citations · 30 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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4 papers

physics.class-ph2004

Is Computation Reversible?

Michael C. Parker, Stuart D. Walker

Recent investigations into the physical nature of information and fundamental limits to information transmission have revealed questions such as the possibility of superluminal dat…

physics.optics2003★ 30 cited

Information Transfer and Landauer's Principle

Michael C. Parker, Stuart D. Walker

In this paper we present an analysis of information transfer based on Landauer's principle (i.e. erasure of information is associated with an increase in entropy), as well as consi…

physics.optics2002

Information Transfer Time: The Role of Holomorphism, Stationary Phase, and Noise

Michael C. Parker, Stuart D. Walker

In this paper we present an analysis of information transfer time based on holomorphism, causality and the classical principle of stationary phase. We also make a preliminary study…

physics.optics2002

Fourier Transform Model for All-Order PMD Compensation based on a Coupled-Mode Equation Solution using the First Born Approximation

Michael C. Parker, Etienne Rochat, Stuart D. Walker

We present a Fourier transform methodology for all-order polarization mode dispersion (PMD) analysis, based on the first Born approximation to the coupled-mode equation solution. O…

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