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| Email: | gregg@itee.uq.edu.au |
| Home/Office Phone: | +61 8 9387 6676 (Perth WA) |
| Snail Mail: | 41 Essex Street Wembley WA 6014 Australia |
The latest ACE package for GAP4 may be obtained from the following sites (please pick the one closest to you):
[ RWTH Aachen (Germany)| UWA (Perth, Australia)| UQ - here! (Australia)]The latest ANUPQ package for GAP4 may be obtained from the following sites (please pick the one closest to you):
[ RWTH Aachen (Germany)| UWA (Perth, Australia)| UQ - here! (Australia)]The latest Example package for GAP4 may be obtained from the following sites (please pick the one closest to you):
[ RWTH Aachen (Germany)| UWA (Perth, Australia)| UQ - here! (Australia)]Hi ... welcome to my homepage. From June 1, 1998 to June 30, 2000 I was employed as a
in the
Centre for Discrete Mathematics and Computing
working on
Algorithms for Combinatorial Computation.
I still hold an `honorary' position here, maintaining software and the like. In 2001, I was a Graduiertenkolleg post-doc at RWTH Aachen, in Germany, where I completed the ACE package and have a more modest homepage. However, the site you are currently reading is my `main' site. Currently, I hold a Research Associate position at Curtin University of Technology in Perth, Australia.
While I was working at UQ, I was supported by an ARC grant held jointly by the Departments of Information Technology & Electrical Engineering and Mathematics and supervised by Professors George Havas and Anne Street.
I currently maintain the `op' accounts for GAP, MAGMA and quotpic, and firmly believe in making documentation easily accessible and so have created web interfaces to realise this. Follow the links and enjoy!
I used to have a text-only homepage (being a firm believer in having webpages that are quick to download) ... but I've relaxed that rule to allow one small photo of me (at least I have set the ALT field!). A small selection of links are listed above. The Other Sites (bookmarks) link takes you to a large text-only list (laid out in such a way as to be not much longer than a wide page).
To see some family pics (I have a wife and two kids) select from below ...
[Lyndall and me (Jan 97)| Frances and Ross (Jan 2000)| Ross (Aug 2000)| Frances (Aug 2000)| Frances (Mar 98)| Ross and the fish he caught (Lancelin, May 98)| Me with the kids (Lancelin, May 98)]... or to heck with bandwidth:
[ All the above photos + some nice older ones]
My PhD thesis, entitled Elements of Prime Order in Primitive Permutation Groups, was passed on September 5, 1997.
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Research interests: Permutation Groups, Computer Algebra, Designs, Number Theory, Galois Theory. |
A seminar I gave in 1996 spawned the following set of notes on notation for Finite Simple Groups: [ finsimgps.dvi.gz | finsimgps.ps.gz ]
I have also been involved with UWA Academy for young Mathematicians and have an interest in Mathematics Olympiads; and have started to write down some of the ideas generated in many years of tutoring.
- UWA Academy for Young Mathematicians Lecture Notes
- Mathematics Olympiad Lecture Notes
- Notes on topics of interest to First Year students
I have also had cause to use the computer algebra package Magma. I beta-tested its Permutation Groups module, suggesting many improvements to available functions and their documentation; and set up a nice local web interface ( MAGMA - Local Guide) to information.
If you have read this far ... you probably want some details about me. See:
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Last update: 31 January, 2006.
Greg Gamblehttp://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~gregg/