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Recently Joined Authors (Mathematics)

Murali Chemuturi is author of four books, namely "Software Estimation: Best Practices, Tools and Techniques - A complete Guide for Software Project Estimators", "Mastering Software Quality Assurance: Best Practices, Tools and Techniques for Software Developers",Mastering Software Project Management: Best Practices, Too....[more]

Eliakim Willner

Eliakim ("Eli") Willner is a high-tech professional specializing in electronic publishing and general outsourcing. He is also an avid student of Jewish philosophy, ethics and law, and his writings reflect both aspects of his persona. Eli is currently presenting a series of seminars on the Maharal's "Nesiv HaAvodah"....[more]

Gerald M. Weinberg

The View From Jerry’s Shoulders (by Dave Smith) In the software community, when we speak of the giants on whose shoulders we aspire to perch, names like Turing, Dijkstra, Wirth, and Knuth are often mentioned–names associated with the Computer Science side of software development. And there are giants on the hardware s....[more]

Joseph L. McCauley

Lars Onsagers' last physics grad student.

Colin Clark is an applied mathematician (retired). He collaborates extensively with biologists and economists, providing his expertise in modeling and model analysis. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society (London), and of the Royal Society of Canada. Colin's special scientific interests are (i) Behavioral Ecology, and....[more]

Ernest Zebrowski

Anup Kumar Roy

William T. Vetterling

William T. Vetterling, Ph.D. is a Research Fellow at ZINK Imaging, and manager of the ZINK Image Science Laboratory. Prior to joining ZINK Imaging, Dr. Vetterling was with Polaroid Corporation for 21 years, and was a member of the physics faculty of Harvard University for 9 years. In addition to his work in experimen....[more]

Tatsuro Ichiishi

My research interests have been in analytical theory of the firm, general equilibrium analysis, game theory, and fixed-point theory. I would like to understand the simultaneous workings of the firm-specific resource allocation mechanism and the (neoclassical) market mechanism. I formulate the former mechanism as the ....[more]