Why do you say they are not associated? They seem part of a research group of the Technical University of Budapest, looking at the papers affiliations. As a re

Why do you say they are not associated? They seem part of a research group of the Technical University of Budapest, looking at the papers affiliations. As a researcher I really appreciate the promotion effort, some years ago I came across a similar "landing page" for a numerical technique that helped me a lot: http://people.ece.umn.edu/users/mihailo/software/dmdsp/ http://people.ece.umn.edu/users/mihailo/software/dmdsp/, Trying to put together how a new numerical method works scouring for papers with different nomenclatures, different sets of authors, different implementations etc. is often a huge pain. I wish these "landing pages" became a standard, or that a standard repository for them became available. Something like, this is our technique, these are the relevant papers, and here is some demo code.