Fun stuff...
Programs et al.
- Information-theoretic
author order:
- The only article I know of to ever be not accepted to the IEEE Information
Theory Society newsletter.
- EC330: (solutions to homework problems I have assigned)
- Tic Tac Toe: try to beat the computer on a 10x10 grid
- Sudoku Solver: solves generalized Sudoku puzzles (as specified by
the user).
- Ban Solanum Lycopersicum:
-
a petition to ban this common restaurant product from the
US food supply, as it can lead to hallucinations, coma,
circulatory collapse, respiratory failure, and
even death.
- Reconciliation:
-
source code for our practical reconciliation engine. See also related
pages for our memopad
and string
synchronizers,
and our developing GenSync
project.
- Calculate code parameters (v2):
- a web interface for calculating
various parameters of error-correcting codes and computing lexicographic extensions.
also available as an i686
or Sparc executables.
- Car parking:
- the winning implementations for a car parking problem I assigned in my
SC504 class.
- 8D tilings:
- Search for full-rank 8D tilings (
i686 executible is also available).
- Bipartite graph GUI:
- a Java command-based graphical user interface for drawing bipartite graphs
- J-machine simulator:
- SGI executable code for a three-dimensional simulator of J-machine packet routing (screenshot)
- Code visualizer:
- openGL-based 3D visualizer for algebraic codes (SGI executable -- screenshot)
- What's with the
strange background?
If you look carefully, you will see that the background is actually
a modified version of the picture on the left.
This picture represents a two-dimensional projection of the A set of
a ten-dimensional full-rank tiling of binary space; interestingly enough, there
are no such tilings in any smaller dimension (see the
SIDMA article, or my earlier
work), which makes ten strangely important for this field.
- See if you can get by my spam filter ...