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EDUCATION
Ph.D., Mathematics, The University of Michigan, 1977.
M.S., Mathematics, The University of Michigan, 1964.
B.S., Honors in Mathematics, The University of Michigan,
1962.
EMPLOYMENT
The University of Michigan Information Technology Division
Interim Associate Director of Computing
Services, FY91.
Associate Research Scientist, 1990-1994.
(Retired)
Manager, Scientific Computation Group,
1986-1994. (Retired)
Assistant Research Scientist, 1986-1990.
The University of Michigan Computing Center
1960-1986.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Portable Windowed
Applications: Pollsters, Onlookers, and Others. OG Software, Inc.,
1998.
With F. Hagen, D. Hearshen, and W.R. Dunham. Quantitative Numerical
Analysis of g-strain in the EPR of Distributed Systems; Its Importance for
Multicenter Metalloproteins. J. Mag. Res. 61, 233-244 (1985).
With W.R. Dunham, H.J. Grande, and F. Muller. Resolution of EPR Spectra
using Fourier Transforms. In Flavins and Flavoproteins, V. Massey and
C.H. Williams, Jr. (Eds.), Elsevier/North Holland (1981).
With W.R. Dunham, J.A. Fee, and H.J. Grande. Application of Fast Fourier
Transforms to EPR Spectra of Free Radicals in Solution. J. Mag. Res.
40, 351-359 (1980).
Complex Error Analysis and the Fast Fourier Transform. PhD
Thesis, The University of Michigan, 1977.
Numerical Analysis and Applications Software Abstracts. The
University of Michigan, 1975.
Floating-Point Representation. In Desirable Hardware Characteristics for
Scientific Computation: A Preliminary Report for the SIGNUM Board of
Directors, W.J. Cody (Ed.), May 1970.
Modifications of System/360 Floating Point. SHARE Secretary
Distribution, SSD 157, C4470, p. 11-27, 1966.
Idiosyncrasies of System/360 Floating-Point. Presented at SHARE XXVII,
Toronto, Canada, 1966.