Hyungjin Kim
KAIST
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human factors in computing systems | 2009
Jin Young Kim; Hyungjin Kim; Jung-hee Ryu
In this paper we suggest a design for a system, TripTip, the aim of which is to help negotiate their way through the immense amount of information that is often available by recommending a set of choices. TripTip recommends to the users the next place, which they would most likely want to visit given their preference in previous choices. To generate this information, tags that are attached on a given place by users give the characteristics of a place and the reasons for visiting the place.
Physics Letters B | 2016
Kiwoon Choi; Hyungjin Kim
The weak gravity conjecture applied for the aligned natural inflation indicates that generically there can be a modulation of the inflaton potential, with a period determined by sub-Planckian axion scale. We study the oscillations in the primordial power spectrum induced by such modulation, and discuss the resulting observational constraints on the model.
Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics | 2015
Kiwoon Choi; Ki-Young Choi; Hyungjin Kim; Chang Sub Shin
We study the primordial scalar and tensor perturbations in inflation scenario involving a spectator dilaton field. In our setup, the rolling spectator dilaton causes a tachyonic instability of gauge fields, leading to a copious production of gauge fields in the superhorizon regime, which generates additional scalar and tensor perturbations through gravitational interactions. Our prime concern is the possibility to enhance the tensor-to-scalar ratio
Sensors | 2015
Taekjun Oh; Donghwa Lee; Hyungjin Kim; Hyun Myung
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Computers & Security | 2017
JinYoung Han; Yoo Jung Kim; Hyungjin Kim
relative to the standard result, while satisfying the observational constraints. To this end, we allow the dilaton field to be stabilized before the end of inflation, but after the CMB scales exit the horizon. We show that for the inflaton slow roll parameter
Sensors | 2015
Hyungjin Kim; Donghwa Lee; Taekjun Oh; Hyun-Taek Choi; Hyun Myung
\epsilon \gtrsim 10^{-3}
Physics Letters B | 2017
Hyungjin Kim; Jeong-Pyong Hong; Chang Sub Shin
, the tensor-to-scalar ratio in our setup can be enhanced only by a factor of
international conference on robotics and automation | 2017
Hyungjin Kim; Bingbing Liu; Chi Yuan Goh; Serin Lee; Hyun Myung
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distributed autonomous robotic systems | 2016
Dong-Hoon Kim; Hanguen Kim; Hyungjin Kim; Jae-Uk Shin; Hyun Myung; Young-Geun Kim
compared to the standard result. On the other hand, for smaller
Telematics and Informatics | 2018
Kaeun Song; Hyungjin Kim; Junyeong Lee; Young-Gul Kim
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