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Jeffrey O. Shallit
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Areas of interest:
Combinatorics on words,
formal languages and automata theory (especially connections with
number theory),
algorithmic number theory (primality testing, factoring, etc.),
history of mathematics and computer science,
ethical use of computers, debunking pseudoscience and pseudomathematics.
See
my rating at ratemyprofessors.com.
Here I am on google scholar citations.
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Professional Activities
- The combinatorics on words wiki (send me e-mail to get an account to edit it)
- Co-editor of
The Role of Theory in Computer Science: Essays Dedicated to Janusz
Brzozowski, World Scientific Press, June 2017
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My new book, Neverending Fractions, co-written with Jon Borwein, Wadim Zudilin, and the late Alf van der Poorten (1943-2010)
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ACM
Distinguished Scientist, 2008.
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A Second Course in Formal Languages
and Automata Theory, Cambridge University Press,
September 2008.
- Automatic Sequences: Theory,
Applications, Generalizations,
Cambridge University Press, July 2003.
- Algorithmic Number Theory
published by MIT Press, August 1996.
- Editor-in-chief, Journal of
Integer Sequences
- Center for Applied
Cryptographic Research
- Courses taught by JOS
- Curriculum vitae of JOS (not updated since 2002, sorry!)
- Walnut software written by Hamoon Mousavi
- Selected papers of JOS
- Recent talks by JOS
- Book reviews by JOS
- Published and unpublished essays by JOS
- Co-Authors of JOS
- Graduate students supervised by JOS
- Library catalogues
- Links to other CS and math-related sites
- This week's Math/CS talks at Waterloo
- Upcoming talks in our Algorithms and Complexity group
- CS Theory Event Aggregator
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Unprofessional Activities
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