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Beau Webber
Email: <UNREADABLE j.b.w.webber@ AT SPAMFREE kent DOT ac DOT uk>
Hi, I am new to this Wiki, so please explain gently to me if I get something wrong - but much thanks to Kai for setting it up.
More links to me and mine :
Research Home page : http://www.kent.ac.uk/physical-sciences/publications/home/jbww.html
Publications : http://www.kent.ac.uk/physical-sciences/publications/jbww.html (nearly all prepared with heavy use of Apl, at all stages from the design of the research project to the final editing of the text of the paper)
Company pages :
http://www.lab-tools.com/ - which points to the following and other sub-categories http://www.nano-science.co.uk/ - the study of liquids in confined geometry and at surfaces. http://www.nano-metrology.co.uk/ - the application of the nano-science studies to the measurement of nano- though meso- to micro-scale structures in porous materials. http://www.lab-tools.com/instrumentation/ - look here if you are needing bespoke software and hardware, or versions of the code/modules I have already created. Although from time-to-time I program in a range of languages, my preferred language for both algorithmic and GUI programming is now APL, in particular APLX.
Algorithms :
I am entering here some useful algorithms - initially ones culled from references.