Erich Kaltofen's Homepage

Erich Kaltofen Professor, Symbolic Computation

Mail address:
North Carolina State University
Mathematics Department, Box 8205
Raleigh, N.C. 27695-8205 USA

Physical address: Harrelson 312
Associate member of Computer Science
Member of the Genomics Faculty

kaltofen at math dot ncsu dot edu

Phone: (919) 515 8785 ¶ Secretary: (919) 515 2382 ¶ Fax: (919) 515 3798
My schedule and calendar ¶ Photo of myself ¶ Resumé ¶ PERSONAL LINKS

WORK RELATED LINKS

Current activities (links are to items inside documents categorized below)
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Fall 2008 course: MA351
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My current research students ¶ Current publications
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Current Conferences: NSF CDI 07, AMS Open Source'09, AMS Symb. Analysis'09, ISSAC'09, Computer-assisted Proofs'09
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Joint projects: Genomic Sciences ¶ LinBox
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Computer Algebra Handbook: Springer announcement (search for "Kaltofen")
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ORMS: Oberwolfach References on Mathematical Software

Research Teaching

Publications

The online document contains links to 108 online publications, my BibTeX bibliography, and a description of my major results. All my co-authors.
Software

With my students I have built three major systems: DAGWOOD, DSC, and FoxBox. I am a founding member and co-designer of the LinBox library. APPFAC are our Maple and Matlab packages for approximate polynomial GCD and factorization, ZNIPR our Maple package for sparse rational function model recovery.
Grants

The National Science Foundation has been the major provider of funds for my research.
Undergraduate courses

My subjects are: complexity theory, computer algebra, programming languages, data structures, introductory computer science, linear algebra
Graduate courses

My subjects are: algorithm design, programming languages, formal methods, parallel algorithms, symbolic computation
High school summer program
Paper on pedagogy
Instructional software

A popular Maple package is my RSA encryption. My course homepages link to additional software.

Individual students for whom I have been research advisor

Public lectures
My screen files for several of my talks and my recorded voice are linked from the online document.

August 4, 2008 ©Erich Kaltofen

WORK RELATED LINKS
Current activities (links are to items inside documents categorized below) - Fall 2008 course: MA351 - My current research students ¶ Current publications - Current Conferences: NSF CDI 07, AMS Open Source'09, AMS Symb. Analysis'09, ISSAC'09, Computer-assisted Proofs'09 - Joint projects: Genomic Sciences ¶ LinBox - Computer Algebra Handbook: Springer announcement (search for "Kaltofen") - ORMS: Oberwolfach References on Mathematical Software

Research	Teaching
Publications The online document contains links to 108 online publications, my BibTeX bibliography, and a description of my major results. All my co-authors. Software With my students I have built three major systems: DAGWOOD, DSC, and FoxBox. I am a founding member and co-designer of the LinBox library. APPFAC are our Maple and Matlab packages for approximate polynomial GCD and factorization, ZNIPR our Maple package for sparse rational function model recovery. Grants The National Science Foundation has been the major provider of funds for my research.	Undergraduate courses My subjects are: complexity theory, computer algebra, programming languages, data structures, introductory computer science, linear algebra Graduate courses My subjects are: algorithm design, programming languages, formal methods, parallel algorithms, symbolic computation High school summer program Paper on pedagogy Instructional software A popular Maple package is my RSA encryption. My course homepages link to additional software.
Individual students for whom I have been research advisor
Public lectures My screen files for several of my talks and my recorded voice are linked from the online document.