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Sanghun Kwon

Seoul National University · 数学

研究室紹介

Professor Sanghun Kwon's research lab specializes in computer architecture, embedded systems, and hardware-software co-design, with a strong focus on energy-efficient and high-performance computing systems. The lab explores advanced design methodologies for asynchronous and synchronous digital systems, including innovative adder architectures, timing optimization, and integrated power control units for hybrid and electric vehicles. Their work also extends to formal verification and secure system design, particularly in mobile and embedded platforms.

computer architectureaddition logic optimizationembedded systemspower control unithardware-software co-design

Research Overview

Papers
31
Total Citations
91
Papers (5y)
13
Primary Field
数学

Research Output Trend

Figures are computed from collected data and may differ slightly.

Publications per year (5y)
13total
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Citations per year (5y)
14total
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Selected Papers

15
1
Article|39 citations·2010
A Small But Non-negligible Flaw in the Android Permission Scheme
Wook‐Geun Shin, Sanghoon Kwak, Shinsaku Kiyomoto, K. Fukushima, Toshiaki Tanaka

This paper presents a flaw in the permission scheme of Android. The Android framework enforces a permission-based security policy where an application can access the other parts of the system only when the application is explicitly permitted. The security of the framework depends to a large extent on the owner of a device since the authorization decisions are mainly made by the user. As a result, the permission scheme imposes much of the administrative burden on the user instead of keeping it si

Signal ProcessingComputer Science
2
Article|13 citations·1994
Hydrotreatment process kinetics for bitumen and bitumen-derived liquids
Sanghoon Kwak, D.C. Longstaff, Milind Deo, F.V. Hanson
SJR Q1Fuel
Analytical ChemistryChemistry
3
Article|4 citations·2023
Free products from spinning and rotating families
Mladen Bestvina, Ryan Dickmann, George Domat, Sanghoon Kwak, Priyam Patel, Emily Stark
L’Enseignement MathématiqueOA

The far-reaching work of Dahmani–Guirardel–Osin (2017) and recent work of Clay– Mangahas–Margalit (2021) provide geometric approaches to the study of the normal closure of a subgroup (or a collection of subgroups) in an ambient group G . Their work gives conditions under which the normal closure in G is a free product. In this paper we unify their results and simplify and significantly shorten the proof of the theorem of Dahmani–Guirardel–Osin (2017).

Geometry and TopologyMathematics
4
Article|4 citations·2023
Coarse geometry of pure mapping class groups of infinite graphs
George Domat, Hannah Hoganson, Sanghoon Kwak
SJR Q1Advances in Mathematics
Geometry and TopologyMathematics
5
Article|3 citations·2016
A performance-aware yield analysis and optimization of manycore architectures
Jeong‐Gun Lee, Sanghoon Kwak
SJR Q1Computers & Electrical Engineering
Hardware and ArchitectureComputer Science
6
Article|3 citations·2021
On translation lengths of Anosov maps on the curve graph of the torus
Hyungryul Baik, Changsub Kim, Sanghoon Kwak, Hyunshik Shin
SJR Q2Geometriae Dedicata
Geometry and TopologyMathematics
7
Article|3 citations·2012
Synthesis of Adaptable Hybrid Adders for Area Optimization under Timing Constraint
Yonghwan Kim, Sanghoon Kwak, Taewhan Kim
SJR Q2ACM Transactions on Design Automation of Electronic Systems

Satisfying the timing constraint is the utmost concern in the integrated circuit design and it is true that most critical timing paths in a circuit cover one or more arithmetic components such as adder, subtractor, and multiplier of which addition logic is commonly involved. This work addresses the problem of redesigning the addition logic (in a form of hybrid adder) on a critical timing path to meet the timing constraint while minimally allocating the required addition logic. Unlike the convent

Electrical and Electronic EngineeringEngineering
8
Article|3 citations·2009
Design of asynchronous MSP430 microprocessor using balsa back-end retargeting
Sanghoon Kwak, Hyung-Woo Lee, Y. Zafar, Myeong‐Hoon Oh, Dongsoo Har

Balsa developed by Advanced Processor Technology (APT) Group of Manchester University presents robust design environment that supports both a framework for synthesizing asynchronous hardware systems and the language for describing such systems. In this paper, a design of microprocessor, MSP430, in balsa language and the functional verification of the controller is presented. Back-end retargeting is performed as a part of the design methodology in balsa. By back-end retargeting procedure, a new t

Hardware and ArchitectureComputer Science
9
Article|3 citations·2015
The design of an integrated Power Control Unit for Hybrid/Electric vehicle
Sanghoon Kwak, Taehwan Chung, Gunsoo Kang, Jinhwan Jung

Despite the rapid growth of green vehicle markets in recent years, its components including control units are still very expensive compared to those on the gasoline/diesel powered vehicle. In order to reduce costs and save more space on the vehicle, integration technology is required to develop. This paper proposes the development progress and optimization of integrated Power Control Unit of Hybrid/Electric vehicle.

Automotive EngineeringEngineering
10
Book Chapter|2 citations·2020
Partition-Based Task Mapping for Communication Energy Minimization in 3D Network-on-Chip
Sanghoon Kwak
Computer Networks and CommunicationsComputer Science
11
Article|2 citations·2008
Design of Heterogeneous Adders Based on Power-Delay Tradeoffs
Sanghoon Kwak, Dongsoo Har, Jeong‐Gun Lee, Jeong–A Lee

The performance of arithmetic adders varies widely in their power consumption, delay, and area requirements. To acquire more fine-grained tradeoffs in the power-delay tradeoff curve of a binary adder, the heterogeneous adder architecture is adopted. In heterogeneous adder architecture, a binary adder is decomposed into sub-adder blocks with different carry propagation schemes and precisions. Thus the method allows us to expand the original design space of a specific type of adder into the more f

Electrical and Electronic EngineeringEngineering
12
Preprint|2 citations·2022
The Automorphism Group of the Infinite-Rank Free Group is Coarsely Bounded
George Domat, Hannah Hoganson, Sanghoon Kwak
arXiv (Cornell University)OA

We prove that the full automorphism group and the outer automorphism group of the free group of countably infinite rank are coarsely bounded. That is, these groups admit no continuous actions on a metric space with unbounded orbits, and have the quasi-isometry type of a point.

Geometry and TopologyMathematics
13
Article|2 citations·2005
High performance asynchronous on-chip bus with multiple issue and out-of-order/in-order completion
Eun-Gu Jung, Jae-Gon Lee, Sanghoon Kwak, Kyoungson Jhang, J.-A. Lee, Dongsoo Har

In this paper, we propose a high performance asynchronous on-chip bus with multiple issue and in-order/out-of-order completion for a Globally Asynchronous Locally Synchronous (GALS) design. The proposed bus implementation can be characterized with distributed and modularized control units based on a layered architecture to support multiple issue and in-order/out-of-order completion. Simulation results reveal that throughputs of asynchronous on-chip buses with multiple issue and in-order/out-of-o

Electrical and Electronic EngineeringEngineering
14
Preprint|2 citations·2019
On Translation Lengths of Anosov Maps on Curve Graph of Torus
Hyungryul Baik, Changsub Kim, Sanghoon Kwak, Hyunshik Shin
arXiv (Cornell University)OA

We show that an Anosov map has a geodesic axis on the curve graph of a torus. The direct corollary of our result is the stable translation length of an Anosov map on the curve graph is always a positive integer. As the proof is constructive, we also provide an algorithm to calculate the exact translation length for any given Anosov map. The application of our result is threefold: (a) to determine which word realizes the minimal translation length on the curve graph within a specific class of wor

Geometry and TopologyMathematics
15
Article|2 citations·2009
EXPLORATION OF POWER-DELAY TRADE-OFFS WITH HETEROGENEOUS ADDERS BY INTEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING
Sanghoon Kwak, Jeong‐Gun Lee, Eun-Gu Jung, Dongsoo Har, M.D. Ercegovac, Jeong–A Lee
SJR Q3Journal of Circuits Systems and Computers

The performance of arithmetic adders varies widely in their power consumption, delay, and area requirements. To acquire more fine-grained trade-offs in the power-delay trade-off curve of a binary adder, the heterogeneous adder architecture is adopted. In heterogeneous adder architecture, a binary adder is decomposed into sub-adder blocks with different carry propagation schemes and bit-widths. Thus the method allows us to expand the original design space of a specific type of adder into the more

Electrical and Electronic EngineeringEngineering

Research Areas

Geometry and TopologyElectrical and Electronic EngineeringHardware and ArchitectureSignal ProcessingComputational Theory and MathematicsAnalytical Chemistry

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