I love working with software--developing, testing, writing, and analyzing. In my spare time, I write both code and technical articles, and narrative prose--novels, short stories, book chapters, and poetry. I am showcasing some of the algorithms, code, programming languages, research papers, and web apps I have created, written, and published.
I have an inactive blog about my technical dabblings and other things...entitled
"Much Ado About Nothing" where I write about this, that, and the other, but not of late.
For a current project, a new programming language "ZeptoN" from "zepto" + "N". A small programming language that is the Nth programming language (as programming languages go from 1 to N) where this is the Nth language.
ZeptoN extends Java by adding a program entity construct like a class (without the object-oriented trimmings), with an implicit program entry point as a block. Yet ZeptoN is completely Java syntax and concept compatible. It puts the program back into Java programming!
prog helloWorld {
begin
println("Hello, World!!!");
exit(0);
}
Here are some books I have written.
Computer Architecture: A Minimalist Perspective - explores computer architecuture of a one-instruction set computer the ultimate minimal instruction set.
Non-Negative in Value Absolute in Function--the Cogent Value Function - examines an alternative to the absolute value function, the cogent value function, that is differentiable at zero.
Here are some theoretical research papers I have written, and have been published by the General Science Journal.
Division by Zero Fallacies using Transmathematics - examines classic division by zero fallacies but from transmathematics perspective.
Instruction Set Completeness Theorem: Concept, Relevance, Proof, and Example for Processor Architecture - a mathematical examination from formal proof to an example instruction set about the correctness of the theorem.
Non-Negative in Value, but Absolute in Function by a Magnum and Parabolin—the Cogent Value Function - mathematical re-definition of the absolute value function that has different properties and does what the existing absolute value function can not.
The Problem of the Two Couriers - an application of transmathematics to a centuries old algebra problem to illustrate division by zero in practice. The paper was published July 2019 at Transmathematica 2019 – The 2nd International Conference on Total Systems. The presentation given is available as a PDF or as Keynote set of slides.
Check out my Google Scholar Profile with my other works.
WEJAC - Will's Elided Java Api Compiler, a javac alternative that has simpler and fewer command-line options.
DBXShell - the DropBoX shell connects to a DropBox storage account, and perform file and folder operations in command-line interface client.
KVaaS - a Java library for using the key/value as a service (keyvalue.xyz) online web data store.
Boz - compiler for a programming language "Boz" (a penname of Charles Dickens) developed using JavaCC.
Hash Sort - sorting by hashing into a matrix.
XML
Tokenizer - XML tokenization into tags, attributes, text--a XML token stream.
Binar Shuffle/Sort - shuffle (unsorting) and sorting by using bits of binary datum.
FunCL - interpreter for the FUNctor Clause Language, a functional style programming language that is both like Forth and LISP but without the reverse Polish notation or parenthesis.
DEF HELLOWORLD
PUSH EOLN PUSH "Hello World!!!" ECHO ECHO .
HELLOWORLD
.
XString
- a method of "flattening" an XML document into a linear string; then
an XML document can be handled as a string. Interestingly, one could
embed XML in XML using an XString.
Hash Sort: A Linear Time Complexity Multi-Dimensional Sorting Algorithm - a sorting algorithm that uses hashing within a N x N matrix.
Binar Sort: A Linear Generalized Sorting Algorithm - a sorting algorithm that partitions like a QuickSort but uses extracted bits from the datum element to sort the data into an ordered permutation.
Binar Shuffle: Shuffling Bit by Bit - a shuffle algorithm that uses a "bit schedule" to shuffle each datum element into a random permutation.
Mynx Programming Language - the user manual for a programming language I developed that is Pascal/Algol-style syntax, but an object-oriented programming language.
Boz Programming Language - the user manual for the the Boz programming language that I developed
that is a "duck typed" object-oriented programming language.
SEQu-RAmA - the Search Engine QUery - Results AccuMulator Aggregator. A "super search" engine that searches via other search engines around the planet...search of search. Essentially, a web scraping search engine that searches and combines results among different search engines. Shortpaper on LinkedIn or Whitepaper (PDF)
I am a computer scientist, software development engineer, mathematician, poet, writer.
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