Computer Science


August 12, 2024
Argonne National Lab
A post about my time as a SULI inter at Argonne.

Feb 18, 2024
SYCL
GPU programming

Jan 16, 2024
Statistics and Probability 2
Notes dedicated to Stat 410

Jan 15, 2024
Database Systems
Notes dedicated to CS 411

Jan 12, 2024
Ramsey Theory
Order From Chaos

Dec 31, 2023
P vs NP computational complexity in the heavens
The P vs NP problem, often regarded as the most significant unresolved issue in theoretical computer science, is one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems identified by the Clay Mathematics Institute, offering a reward of one million dollars for a conclusive proof or disproof. In simple terms, ‘P’ represents a category of problems that are comparatively easy to solve, whereas ‘NP’ encompasses problems that are, on the surface, extremely challenging. If P were equal to NP, it would suggest that these seemingly difficult problems actually have straightforward solutions. However, the intricacies of this concept are more complex.

The Art of Computer Programming


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Donald Knuth
My study and notes on Donald Knuths work on algorithms.

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Functional Programming


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\(\lambda\)-Calculus


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