Math

Probably no symbol of infinity in mathematics has evoked as much mystery, romanticism, misconception and human interest as the number and Greek letter of Pi. Interesting facts and trivia about Pi.

A Topica email list. Archives readable by anyone.

An analysis of its relation to Pi and a simulation by George Reese.

A text by Keith Tognetti, published as an Australian Mathematical Society Teaching Module. Available in Postscript, PDF or DVI-Format.

Slide rule program.

IS2: statistical modelling project. Site in English and French.

Fortran/S-plus software for nonstationary time series analysis and autoregression component models and the BATS software for the book "Applied Bayesian Forecasting and Time Series Analysis".

Dively Center, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA; 2--4 June 2002.

International journal devoted to mathematical modeling of natural resource systems, including their inherent physical, chemical, and biological processes, and of the economic and operational basis for their management.

(ASA) Searchable index 1947--1996. Table of contents and abstracts from vol. 51 (1997). Full text to subscribers from vol. 54 (2001).

21 CFR Part 11 compliant trending tool that includes linear regression, shelf life estimation, graphical analysis, SPC/SQC, and environmental trending.

Program package used for estimating common trends, seasonal components and cycles in short, non-stationary multivariate time series. Based on dynamic factor analysis.

University of Texas, Austin, Texas, USA; 21--23 March 2002.

Nineteenth semiannual meeting. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; 21--22 May 2004.

MSRI, Berkeley, CA, USA; 4--8 October 2004.

Mathematics and Statistics Department

Department of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics.

Mathematics Department.

Department of Mathematical Sciences.

Department of Mathematics (Berrien Springs, MI).

Department of Mathematics.

Department of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics. (Middlebury, Vermont)

Department of Mathematical Sciences.

Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences

Department of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (Granville, OH).

Research interests include information processing in Biology, bio-molecular computing, coding and information theory, cryptology, quantum computing, computational, structural and systems biology and bioinformatics. CV and publications.

Institute for Communications Engineering.

A table with the largest densities of sphere packings known to us in dimensions up to 200.

The best known bounds on the size of binary covering codes of length up to 33 and covering radius up to 10. Compiled by Simon Litsyn.

Photos, manuals, and other information about the German Enigma, the M-209, and other old encryption machines.

Researcher at the École normale supérieure. Links to publications and other details.

Home page of the research group of Johann Wolfgang Goethe University professor with links to group members home pages, publications and courses.

Researcher at the University of Bristol, with links to research topics and courses.

Belgian researcher with links to publications and the COSIC research group.

Links, interests and research papers.

Assistant professor at UALR. Publications, contact information, and research in network security and applied cryptography.

Allows hash, checksum and HMAC calculations to be added to Windows applications. C++, commercial.

A dll for implementing public and secret key encryption using RSA, AES, SHA-256. Also contains functions for prime number generation, random number generation and huge integer operations.

Internet Security, Applications, Authentication, and Cryptography research group.

MIT cryptographic research group founded by Ron Rivest. Projects, publications and theses.

Ruhr-University of Bochum, Germany : Cryptographic and security protocols, Security architectures, Digital Rights Management systems, Cryptographic embedded applications, Network security etc.

St. Anne's College, Oxford; 17-19 December 2013.

David Spangler attempts to answer the question, "Is Gaia a goddess, or just a good idea?"

DIMACS Workshop, Rutgers, NJ, USA; 3--4 February 2005.

A journal published by Blackwells which brings together work on the mathematical aspects of finance theory from such diverse fields as finance, economics, mathematics, and statistics. Contents, abstracts: text to subscribers only.

34th European Mathematical Psychology Group Meeting. Madrid, Spain; 26--30 August 2003.

35th Annual Meeting of the Society for Mathematical Psychology. Miami University, Oxford, OH, USA; 25--28 July 2002.