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I just realized you're likely the same person who made a more recent and compact binary encoding, for algorithmic information theory/Chaitin's constant purposes
by loxias 3y ago
I just realized you're likely the same person who made a more recent and compact binary encoding, for algorithmic information theory/Chaitin's constant purposes!!
I'm humbled, and have been a fan of the field for a long time. :D
I'm no mathematician, just most of my family and friends ;-) ~23 years ago I (and some other math major and grad student friends at college -- "my people") would get into great enjoyable late night chats about AIT. Mostly with me arguing "there's something cool/legit math here!" and them being healthily skeptical. I've always had a penchant for the computational and experimental discovery, of course my brother is the polar opposite.
I'd be honored to collaborate on, well, anything, should you ever need the skills (pro bono, of course) of an professional, experienced, HPC/C++ scientific programmer who knows a bit of math as well. ;-)
- tromp 3y agoYep, that's me. I got interested in AIT when one of the luminaries of the field taught a course on it in University and I went on to do a PhD under him. Would have been happy to join in your late night chats:-) As you can see on my home page, I love to do research related programming myself, but also welcome other people contributing with their expertise.