Hanyang University · Computer Science
Professor Deok-Soo Kim's research lab specializes in computational geometry, materials science, and advanced manufacturing, with a strong focus on modeling and simulation of complex physical systems. The lab investigates nanoparticle plasmonics, particularly the optical properties and strong coupling in metallic nanostructures like gold nanocubes, using high-resolution near-field imaging and electrodynamics simulations. It also develops innovative geometric algorithms—such as β-shapes, quasi-triangulations, and ellipse-based hollowing—for 3D shape modeling, additive manufacturing, and proximity analysis in particle systems. Additionally, the lab contributes to the design of high-performance electronic systems, including all-digital phase-locked loops for precise frequency control in integrated circuits.
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We carried out the near-field optical imaging of isolated and dimerized gold nanocubes to directly investigate the strong coupling between two adjacent nanoparticles. The high-resolution (∼10 nm) local field maps (intensities and phases) of self-assembled nanocube dimers reveal antisymmetric plasmon modes that are starkly different from a simple superposition of two monomeric dipole plasmons, which is fully reproduced by the electrodynamics simulations. The result decisively proves that, for the
In this article, an enhanced version of GalaxyDock protein-ligand docking program is introduced. GalaxyDock performs conformational space annealing (CSA) global optimization to find the optimal binding pose of a ligand both in the rigid-receptor mode and the flexible-receptor mode. Binding pose prediction has been improved compared to the earlier version by the efficient generation of high-quality initial conformations for CSA using a predocking method based on a beta-complex derived from the Vo
3D printing, also called additive manufacturing, has been increasingly popular and printing efficiency has become more critical. To print artifacts faster with less material, thus leading to lighter and cheaper printed products, various types of void structureshave been designed and engineered inside of shape models. In this paper, we present a novel method for generating support-free elliptic hollowing for 3D shapes which can entirely avoid additional supporting structures. To achieve this, we
A computer program has been developed for analyzing the three-dimensional, steady conservation equations for transport phenomena in a slab continuous casting process with Electromagnetic Brake (EMBr) to investigate the effect of EMBr on the turbulent melt-flow, temperature fields, and macroscopic solidification of the molten metal. The enthalpy-porosity relation was employed to suppress the velocity within a mushy region. A revised low-Reynolds number k–ε turbulence model was used to consider th
The proximity and topology among particles are often the most important factor for understanding the spatial structure of particles. Reasoning the morphological structure of molecules and reconstructing a surface from a point set are examples where proximity among particles is important. Traditionally, the Voronoi diagram of points, the power diagram, the Delaunay triangulation, and the regular triangulation, etc. have been used for understanding proximity among particles. In this paper, we pres
Quasi-triangulation is the dual structure of the Voronoi diagram of spheres, and it has been used as a convenient and powerful geometric construct for representing the proximity among spherical particles with different radii. In this paper, we present the formalism of the quasi-triangulation based on a quasi-world model and define primitive query operators called quasi-operators for correct and efficient topology traversal on the quasi-triangulation. Algorithms for the quasi-operators are also p
A 0.3–1.4 GHz all-digital phase locked loop (ADPLL) with an adaptive loop gain controller (ALGC), a 1/8-resolution fractional divider and a frequency search block is presented. The ALGC reduces the nonlinearity of the bang-bang phase-frequency detector (BBPFD), reducing output jitter. The fractional divider partially compensates for the large input phase error caused by fractional-N frequency synthesis. A fast frequency search unit using the false position method achieves frequency lock in 6 ite
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