Third year Computer Science PhD student at Indiana University .
M.S. from IU in May 2007, and B.S. from Binghamton University in May 2005.
High School, with concentration in Mathematics and Physics (Baccalaureate C), at College Monseigneur Francois-Xavier Vogt in May 2001 [ Informal Forum ].

On this page, one would find some brief information about Me and my (hopefully current) Work.

Quantum Computation: approach from a Computer Science point of view.
More particularly, simulations of quantum paradigms with respect to various computational models.
Under the supervision of my advisors, Professors Amr Sabry and Gerardo Ortiz,
I am currently working on circuits translations from the network model to the one-way one.
In parallel, I am also preparing an account of current functional programming languages,
as well as their relationships to a little Haskell simulation package of mine...

I am spending this academic year visiting the Quantum Information Unit of the Institute for Scientific Interchange in Torino, Italy.

I spent last summer (2007) doing some Scientific Computing related work for Professor Randall Bramley
and, previously, a year (2005-2006) working for Professor David S. Wise
on locality-improving algorithms.

• Quantum Circuits: From a Network to a One-way Model     [PDF]([Abstract][pre-proceedings])
• Haskell Simulations     [Work in progress... Current "snapshot" here]

Notice:
None of the work listed here has been peer-reviewed.
This is simply a collection of stuff that I have been working on,
either for my own interest (understanding), or for class projects/presentations.
Of course, any comment/input/pointer for improvement would be greatly appreciated.