Kenneth M. Zick

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2008-2023
Publications (10 Years): 4

Top Topics

Achieve High Precision

Information Leakage

Quantum Computing

Top Venues

Publications

Kenneth M. Zick
Improved Sparse Ising Optimization. CoRR (2023)
Sergey Novikov, Robert Hinkey, Steven Disseler, James I. Basham, Tameem Albash, Andrew Risinger, David Ferguson, Daniel A. Lidar, Kenneth M. Zick
Exploring More-Coherent Quantum Annealing. ICRC (2018)
Sergey Novikov, Robert Hinkey, Steven Disseler, James I. Basham, Tameem Albash, Andrew Risinger, David Ferguson, Daniel A. Lidar, Kenneth M. Zick
Exploring More-Coherent Quantum Annealing. CoRR (2018)
Kenneth M. Zick, Omar Shehab, Matthew French
Experimental quantum annealing: case study involving the graph isomorphism problem. CoRR (2015)
Kenneth M. Zick, Sen Li, Matthew French
High-precision self-characterization for the LUT burn-in information leakage threat. FPL (2014)
John Paul Walters, Kenneth M. Zick, Matthew French
A practical characterization of a NASA SpaceCube application through fault emulation and laser testing. DSN (2013)
Kenneth M. Zick, Meeta Srivastav, Wei Zhang, Matthew French
Sensing nanosecond-scale voltage attacks and natural transients in FPGAs. FPGA (2013)
Kenneth M. Zick, John P. Hayes
Low-cost sensing with ring oscillator arrays for healthier reconfigurable systems. ACM Trans. Reconfigurable Technol. Syst. 5 (1) (2012)
Kenneth M. Zick, Chien-Chih Yu, John Paul Walters, Matthew French
Silent Data Corruption and Embedded Processing With NASA's SpaceCube. IEEE Embed. Syst. Lett. 4 (2) (2012)
Kenneth M. Zick, John P. Hayes
Self-Test and Adaptation for Random Variations in Reliability. FPL (2010)
Kenneth M. Zick, John P. Hayes
Toward Physically-Adaptive Computing. SASO (2010)
Kenneth M. Zick, John P. Hayes
On-line sensing for healthier FPGA systems. FPGA (2010)
Kenneth M. Zick, John P. Hayes
On-line characterization and reconfiguration for single event upset variations. IOLTS (2009)
Kenneth M. Zick, John P. Hayes
High-level vulnerability over space and time to insidious soft errors. HLDVT (2008)