Welcome to Peter Gemmell's home page
This semester, Spring 2000, I am teaching
Theory of Computation CS500
Last semester, Fall 1999, I taught
Intensive Introduction to Computer Programming using C++ , CS259
and
Cryptography, CS591
During Spring 1999, I taught
Theory of Computation CS500
In Fall 1998, I taught
Theory of Computation CS500
In Spring 1998, I taught
Topics in Computer and Data Security CS491/591
In the Fall of 1997, I taught
Algorithm Heuristics, CS504
My primary research interests are:
Postscript Files of Viewgraphs
(Cash slides -- set 1)
(Cash slides -- set 2)
(Proactive RSA slides -- all)
(Key escrow slides)
Abstracts and ftp-able files of selected work: (Always under construction)
- Software Surety/Program Result Checking
-
"Self-Testing/Correcting for Approximate Functions"
with Sigal Ar,
Manuel Blum , and
Bruno Codenotti
Symposium on the Theory of Computer Science, 1993
-
"Highly resilient correctors for polynomials"
with Madhu Sudan
Information Processing Letters
-
"Self-Correcting for Function Fields of Finite Transcendental Degree"
with
Manuel Blum ,
Bruno Codenotti ,
and
Troy Shahoumian ,
International Conference on Programming, Languanges, and Automata, 1995
- "Checking the Correctness of Memories"
with
Manuel Blum ,
Will Evans ,
Sampath Kannan ,
and Moni Naor
Foundations of Computer Science, 1991 and
Algorithmica
- "Self-Testing/Correcting for Polynomials and for Approximate Functions"
with
Richard Lipton ,
Ronitt Rubinfeld ,
Madhu Sudan,
and Avi Widgerson
Symposium on the Theory of Computer Science, 1991
Some web pages that I think are interesting:
This page is perpetually under construction.
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How to reach Peter Gemmell
- Send email to
me at my UNM email address
- Office Phone: (505) 277-6509
- Cellular Phone: (505) 720-5910
- Fax: (505) 277-6927
- Mailing address:
Peter Gemmell
Computer Science department
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131
U.S.A.