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I spent most of my working life as a musician and instrument builder. The
last ten years I have spent learning mathematics and physics. I am working
on my Ph.D. in applied mathematics at the University of Colorado at Denver
Mathematics department. I am currently supported by a grant from the
U.S. Navy to study methods of stabilization of cranes on ships. Below are
some of my interests.
Mathematics
Strange
Attractors
Algebraic Topology Dynamical
Systems Theory
Knot Theory
Non-Standard Analysis
Surreal Numbers
Fractional Calculus
Unsolved
mathematical Problems
Mathematics of Other Sorts
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Of course, I have a lot of fun with my
Research and Recreation
(otherwise, why bother?)
Coupled Map Lattices
Driven Pendulum
Sierpinski Knots
Poincaré Tours
Coupled Map Diad Parameter Plane
Manifolds Near a Periodic Orbit
The Physics of science fiction
I am a recovering musician, and I enjoy playing and listening to
Microtonal Music
John Starrett's
Microtonal Music Page
John Sankey's MIDI Scarlatti
I am also a luthier, and I make all
my own
instruments.
I learned the craft from
Harry Fleishman
who is a mighty fine luthier himbadsef.
Miscellany
"Whiskey, America and Jesus...that's what made this country great."
Little Willie McKay
"The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich, as well as the
poor, to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal
bread."
Anatole France
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate"
Steve
Wright
"Fart proudly"
Benjamin Franklin
Only
days until the world ends.
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