Bob Jenkins' Web Site
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Table of Contents (internal links):
- Hashing
- Here's a hash table, code for perfect hashing, a good hash function for hash table lookup,
a FAQ, some theory, and code to search for new hash functions. I tried designing block ciphers and finding characteristics. I had an article published in Dr. Dobb's in September 1997.
- Randomness
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Have the cryptographic pseudorandom number
generator ISAAC, a small noncryptographic pseudorandom number generator, a prize for breaking ISAAC, and ISAAC's background and theory. Also take some tests for randomness, and a table of orders of magnitude. Here are also some protocols and a unit vector generator.
- Collections
- See some skits from Boy Scouts,
SQL tricks from Oracle,
near-future speculations,
some paper airplanes,
some recipies,
and some cartoons that I wrote in college.
- Math
- Look into
pentagonal tiles,
formulae for n-body orbit simulations,
code for the HOMFLY knot
polynomial, voting methods, choosing random passwords,
jenny for pairwise testing,
some error correction codes,
a an april fool's design spec,
and a web page for choosing colors.
- Physics
- Consider perpetual motion machines,
a dirigiped design,
a scale model of the solar system,
a page on exploring orbits with Java,
Klemperer Rosettes,
a simulation of Cruithne
(a near-earth object),
of figure-eight orbits,
of binary star planetary orbits,
a set of noncolliding orbits,
some Dyson Swarms (pretty pictures!),
some methods for the n-body problem,
a description of the orbit applet used,
and a tentative itzu world.
- Home projects
- See my half bath,
a house design that will never be built,
a dollhouse that did get built,
some genealogical notes,
and a roof rack for
Justine's car.
- Other
- Here is my autobiography,
a resume,
a cong from the British Museum,
a comparison of JPEG and JPEG 2000,
a bit on software patents,
my mom's art,
and some early Bob photos.
My wife Justine has a website too.
Here are people I've encountered more
than once.
Here are some other sites:
- Search engines: Hum. Here's a chart of search
engine market share.
- Usenet: Google
groups answers the questions people tend to ask.
- Stock quotes: Yahoo has
personalized portfolios.
- News: http://sciencedaily.com for
science news, bing for newspaper
news, the BBC for a non-US
perspective, or the Onion for spoofs
of it all.
- Relative's pages: my wife
Justine, my mom's online art
gallery.
- Translate
English to/from Spanish,French,German,Italian,Portuguese.
- Specific stuff: near-earth
objects, astronomy
journals, the Encyclopedia of
Integer Sequences, digital camera reviews,
genealogical research,
and Rubik's Cube.
Send mail to Bob at bob_jenkins@burtleburtle.net.