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Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington
1013 Ne. 40th Street, Seattle, WA, 98105-6698
206-543-6855,
bradbell@washington.edu,
http://www.seanet.com/~bradbell
B.A.:
in mathematics and physics from Saint Lawrence University in 1973.
M.A.:
in mathematics form University of Washington in 1976.
Ph.D.:
in mathematics from University of Washington in 1984.
1973-76: Teaching Assistant for University of Washington.
1976-78: Computer Programmer for Flow Research.
1978-82: Computer Programmer for Applied Physics Laboratory.
1982-84: Student Fellow of Applied Physics Laboratory.
1984- : Mathematician for Applied Physics Laboratory.
2002- : Part time lecturer for Mathematics Department.
Designed and implemented the numerical methods in the
SAAM II
pharmacokinetic analysis software.
Developed, distributed, and supported other open source
packages
; e.g.,
the documentation tool omhelp,
the Python algorithmic package pycppad,
the constrained Kalman smoother ckbs,
the L1 fitting and regularization tool l1_regular,
a library for by hand conversion from Matlab to C++ mat2cpp,
and a program that models surface waves on the ocean sar_iw.
Languages and Systems:
Auto(conf|make),
Bash,
Basic,
Bugzilla,
C++,
C,
Doxygen,
Fortran,
Gdb,
Html,
Lex,
Matlab,
Make,
Mathematica,
Octave,
Pascal,
Python,
R,
Sed,
Subversion,
Unix,
Visual-Studio,
Windows,
Xml,
Yacc.