Kevin A. Broughan
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G3.27 |
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broughan.kevin@gmail.com |
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Emeritus Professor Kevin Broughan
Department of Mathematics
School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
University of Waikato
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton
New Zealand |
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+64-7-838 4713 (CMS School Office) |
Image Credit: |
Jackie Broughan, Rio de Janiero, 2018. |
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General: |
- Mathematics news from the AMS.
- My mathematical ancestors back to Gauss and Euler.
- A brief CV.
- Submissions to various bodies and Letters to the Editors of NZ newspapers and magazines.
- Democracy Documents, Links to webpages and sites supporting the democracy movement in New Zealand, 2023.
- Professor Daniel Delbourgo, PhD Cambridge, Principal Tutor for Daniel's Maths Tuition. Assistance with all levels of mathematics.
- Climate change links. It includes
climate change news from the main stream international media, a selection of Ted talks, visualizations from
major institutes, Wikipedia links and descriptions of some introductory expository books.
- Climate change models: under development. It will include
links for the github online repository, the Julia Language, the CliMA project at MIT, Caltec and JPL, books I on geophysical
fluid dyamics and advanced topics such as turbulence, a set of equations and numerical methods for climate change, and links to other models.
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Equivalents of the Riemann hypothesis
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Bounded gaps between primes: the epic breakthroughs of the early 21st century
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Other Research materials: |
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Software my students and I have written: |
- RHpack: software for
"Equivalents of the Riemann hypothesis, Volume One: Arithmetic Equivalents" (CUP - 2017).
- GRHpack: software for
"Equivalents of the Riemann hypothesis: Volume Two: Analytic Equivalents" (CUP - 2017).
- GL(n)pack:
software for "Automorphic forms and L-functions for the group GL(n,R)", Dorian Goldfeld, (CUP - 2006).
- PGpack: software for "Bounded gaps between primes: the epic breakthroughs of the early 21st century" (CUP - 2021).
- f2cl: software to translate a class of
Fortran77 programs to Common Lisp, with Diane Koorey Wilcock.
- Senac: a software environment for numeric and algebraic computation, with Steve Galbraith, Marty Glanvill, Diane Koorey Wilcock,
Wayne Schou, Richard Shepherd, and Nan Zhou. Includes algrebraic algorithms, Risch Integration, a symbolic
numeric interface to the NAG Library, Numerical Recipies, finite elements etc.
Senac is now in recess.
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Last modified: 17th April 2024.