Geet Duggal

I am currently a student at the University of Maryland, College Park working with Michelle Girvan. geetduggal@gmail.com and geet@umd.edu go to the same place. I also maintain a web log. Often times, problems that I naturally get the most enjoyment out of solving fall within tha area of Scientific Computing. A better idea of the types of things I may be interested can be found in my pointers. I did some Computer Science as an undergraduate at Northwestern University.

Bookmarks

Selected logs

Immediate friends' homes

Past mentors with homes

Favorite open software

Favorite open info

Scientific computing

Selected news

For more bookmarks and categories, please see my del.icio.us page.

Notes

Two hours' daily exercise .. will be enough to keep a hack fit for his work -- M. H. Mahon (via Knuth, TAOCP3)

Pointers

[pdf] "Adding random variables"
[pdf] "Enumerating dendrograms"
[pdf| web] "Exploring the inter-community connectivity of citation networks in recent arXiv pre-prints
[web] "Monte Carlo sampling of the modularity space"
[pdf] "The rate at which a regular polygon approaches a circle"
[pdf] "Union of independent, equiprobable events"
[pdf] "What is an energy landscape?"

Snippets

These are codes I find handy. Comments/corrections welcome.

bs.h: a header file for bitset operations
ht.c, ht.h: a simple linear-probing, in-memory hash table
Q.c: an executable that will compute the modularity of a network given a partition
q.h: a header file for queue operations

Geet Duggal

Bookmarks

Notes

Snippets

Miscelaneous