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Rob Schreiber

Rob Schrieber is one of my very best friends.... read more >>

Nick Trefethen 2

Nick Trethen is a world famous computational scientist and my good friend.... read more >>

Jack Dongarra

Jack Dongarra is my student, colleague and friend.... read more >>

Pete Stewart

Pete Stewart is one of my closest colleagues.... read more >>

Travel Report, JUIT, India

I was invited recently to give a virtual talk to the student chapter of SIAM at JUIT, the Jaycee Institute of Information Technology, in Wagnaghat, India.... read more >>

Trip Report, Householder XXII

The twenty-second Householder Symposium on Numerical Linear Algebra was held June 8 - June 13 at Cornell. The local organizers were Anil Damle, Alex Townsend and David Bindel. Anil served as host and cheerleader.... read more >>

A Million Dollar Matrix

The twenty-second Householder Symposium on Numerical Linear Algebra is this week, June 8 - June 13, 2025 at Cornell. My talk on Wednesday had the provocative title "A Million-Dollar Matrix". A PDF of the slides available at link_1. The talk covers posts in the Cleve's Corner blog last fall. link_2, link_3, link_4.... read more >>

L-systems, Plants, Fractal Curves, Turtles and Dragons

No, this is not the script for an episode of "Game of Thrones". It is a blog post about Lindenmayer grammars, growing plants, space-filling fractals, turtle graphics and dragon curves.... read more >>

Möbius, Mertens and Redheffer 6

Recently, I have made a series of blog posts about Redheffer matrices and the Mertens conjecture. After each of the posts, readers and colleagues offered suggestions to speed up the calculations. Here is a summary of what I have learned.... read more >>

Redheffer, Mertens and One-Million Dollars 1

I didn't know anything about these topics until a couple of weeks ago. Now I can't stop thinking about them.... read more >>

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