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Brian B. Fix
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I am a graduate student at Stony Brook University's Applied Math and Statistics Department. My advisor is Xiaolin Li. I study front tracking and adaptive mesh refinement and its application to computational fluid dynamics.
Interests, Hobbies and Reading:
My professional areas of interest are parallel computing, numerical analysis, data visualization, and scientific programing. In my off time I like browsing slashdot, physorg, ars technica, and darkroastblend. In the past I had more time for other hobbies such as astronomy, electronics, stamp collecting and ham radio, although the thesis is all consuming recently. I can always find some time for linux fanaticism and I frequently attend LILUG and LUGSB. Things I like to do to decompress include shooting pool, swimming, running, wood working, and I would like to spend more time working on my car.
Brian elsewhere on the web:
A LILUG talk on Parrallel Computing
A Stony Brook AMS talk valgrind
Episodes of The Free Software Roundtable
Paper: A simple package for front tracking
more papers (gotta find these links)
Friends Pages:
Jessica
Ben
Jonathan
Ilya
Thomas
tonyb
Misc Links:
iSlaNdlaBs
The Surrealist Compliment Generator
Wikipedia's Unusual Articles
Weather Report where I Live
