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FAP web News

May 17, 2007

The survey is now online at Annals of Operations Research

January 2, 2007

An updated version of our survey can now be downloaded here (to be published in Annals of Operations Research)

September 21, 2005

Since the fapnews mailing list was rarely used (except for spam mail), we decided to stop this service. Please use other mailing list like DMANET for your announcements of conferences and workshops related to frequency assignment.

March 24, 2004

At Kluwer Academic Publisher a book titled Frequency Assignment and Network Planning for Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting Systems by Roland Beutler has been published.

December 16, 2003

An updated version of the survey on frequency assignment is published in the journal 4OR, volume 1, number 4 (pages 261-317, 2003).

February 17, 2003

A special issue of MONET aspecially welcomes contributions on frequency assignment.

August 23, 2002

J.N.J. Moon, R. Montemanni, and D.H. Smith supply new best assignments for the COST 259 instances siemens2, siemens3, siemens4, and Swisscom.

January 16, 2002

The survey article on frequency assignment [Aardal et al., 2001] is now available for download here.

October 26, 2001

A digest of frequency assignment literature has been added to FAP web. This digest is part of the survey article [Aardal et al., 2001], to be published soon. We have the intention to update the digest on a regular basis. To do so, please send your additions (and corrections) to fap?subject=FAP web: digest">fap @ zib.de.

October 8, 2001

New results for the Philadelphia instances has been added, as well as an update of the bibliography has been carried out.

July 14, 2000

A moderated mailing list completes FAP web. The mailing list is called fapnews@zib.de. Click here for more information about how to subscribe and to submit messages.

July 13, 2000

Book Announcement: PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENTS IN A FREQUENCY HOPPING GSM NETWORK by Thomas Toftegaard Nielsen and Jeroen Wigard. See the Miscellaneous section for more info.