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Paul Leopardi
Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Email Address
Paul.Leopardi {AT} maths.anu.edu.au

Postal Address
Centre for Mathematics and its Applications,
Mathematical Sciences Institute
Australian National University
Canberra ACT 0200
Australia
Phone
(61-2) 6125 0023
Fax
(61-2) 6125 5549
Recursive zonal equal area partition of S^2 into 33 regions Paul Leopardi Real representation matrix for neutral Clifford algebra R_{2,2}

Brief History

Academic: BSc (Hons in Computer Science), University of New South Wales, 1983. MCom (Information Systems), University of New South Wales, 1990. Master of Science and Technology by coursework in Mathematics, University of New South Wales, 2002. Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Mathematics, University of New South Wales, 2007, supervised by Professor Ian Sloan and Associate Professor Rob Womersley.

Working: Telecom Australia 1983-1986 - Computer Systems Officer. Memorex-Telex 1986-1990 - Systems Engineer. Travel Industries Automated Systems 1990-1995 - Systems Analyst. Accenture 1995-2001 - Consultant. UNSW 2001-2002 - Research assistant programmer, Mathematics. University of Sydney 2005-2006 - Scientific Computing Officer, Physics.


Research Interests
  • Empirical testing of pseudo-random number generators
  • Approximation on the sphere
  • Object-oriented numerical analysis
  • Applications of ScaLAPACK
  • Clifford algebras

Teaching

PhD Thesis

Distributing points on the sphere: Partitions, separation, quadrature and energy , UNSW, 2007.
Accompanying Thesis/Dissertation Sheet.

Presentations

Publications and preprints
Integer sequences
  • A129337: Maximal possible degree of a Chebyshev-type quadrature formula with n nodes, in the case of the constant weight function on [ -1,1], May 2007.
  • A152139: Correlation classes of pairs of different words, November 2008.
  • A152959: Number of correlation classes for pairs of different words in an alphabet of size 4, December 2008.

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