Thu 12 Apr 2007
Have you ever been interested to know where the people are that are visiting your website. Here is a little toy for your enjoyment that shows some usage statistics using Google maps
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Thu 12 Apr 2007
Have you ever been interested to know where the people are that are visiting your website. Here is a little toy for your enjoyment that shows some usage statistics using Google maps
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Thu 12 Oct 2006
Our baby daughter, Geffen Sky Leitner, was born October 4, 2006 at 8:46 at the Soroka Medical Center in Be’er Sheva. She already has a digital presence.
Mon 25 Sep 2006
Here are the slides from my talk on PBW Theorems and Splays at the Shanghai Workshop on Noncommutative algebraic geometry.
Sat 25 Mar 2006
Here are some projects and teaching materials that I have worked on while I was a graduate student at the University of Arizona.
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Fri 24 Mar 2006
Here are some instructions on using a mathML enabled thunderbird in Fedora (tested on Fedora core Beta 5).
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Sun 12 Mar 2006
Sun 12 Mar 2006
A mathML aware Wordpress 2.0 plugin to easily interface with RSS feeds of the recent articles at the arXiv
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Wed 1 Mar 2006
A Wordpress 2.0 plugin to interface with webCalendar 1.1
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Sat 25 Feb 2006
I have been using J. Distler’s itex2MML plugin to generate the mathML for this webpage. As I am using Wordpress 2.0.x the patches he provides don’t quite work.
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Wed 22 Feb 2006
This wordpress 2.0.x plugin checks the status of an IMAP or POP3 mailbox for a logged in user.
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Wed 22 Feb 2006
Always good for a background image….
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Wed 22 Feb 2006
Here are some things that you will need to take notes at the Arizona Winter School.
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Wed 8 Feb 2006
I became interested in describing noncommutative formal groups in positive charactersitic. In:
Noncommutative Formal Groups In Positive Charactersitic
I describe some basic structure theory for such groups. (more…)
Sun 5 Feb 2006
Some photos from in and around Tucson.
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Thu 2 Feb 2006
A very early paper with A. Negi and K. Scott was to describe how one might use the ambient ocean noise field to detect the presence of a silent submarine.
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Thu 2 Feb 2006