Miscellaneous Stuff

A collection of stuff I find interesting.

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I maintain a non-exhaustive bibliography of publications related to combinatorial reconfiguration. More information can be found in the CoRe Web Portal maintained by Takehiro Ito. A Reconf mailing list is maintained by Naomi Nishimura.
Links to Combinatorial Conferences (maintained by Douglas B. West).
Mailing Lists: DMANET, THEORYNT.
Information System on Graph Classes and their Inclusions.
The Stony Brook Algorithm Repository (A comprehensive collection of algorithm implementations for over seventy of the most fundamental problems in combinatorial algorithms).
VisuAlgo (A comprehensive collection of algorithm animations from Steve Halim at the National University of Singapore).
Are you interested in theoretical computer science? (How not???) I have some advice for you. (Michael Fellows).
EATCS Fellows’ Advice to the Young Theoretical Computer Scientist. (Luca Aceto with contributions by: Mariangiola Dezani-Ciancaglini, Yuri Gurevich, David Harel, Monika Henzinger, Giuseppe F. Italiano, Scott Smolka, Paul G. Spirakis, Wolfgang Thomas).
A Few Lessons I’ve Learned. (Erik D. Demaine).

Demo of HTML documents generated by LaTeXML. You can download the TeX source and modify them as you see fit. I generate the documents in Arch Linux x86_64. If you are new to Linux, my recommendation is to use the user-friendly Arch-based distribution Manjaro. If you use Windows 10, I recommend installing a Linux distribution, say Ubuntu 16.04, via the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Some LaTeX Template I collected.
A HTML Sitemap of this site created with the directory listing program tree. For those who want to use this site as a template for building their own personal webpages, please take a look at its original source (generated by Jekyll).
JAIST Uehara Lab webpage and Facebook page. (I was a PhD student there from April 2013 to June 2018 under the supervision of Professor Ryuhei Uehara). You can also see my personal webpage at JAIST (which may have been deleted by the staffs in JAIST RCACI).
The Ph.D Experience. (Mihir Bellare).
My Vietnamese translation (joint work with Nguyễn Hữu Thịnh) of the article Doing the Math to Find the Good Jobs (in Vietnamese, Làm toán để tìm được công việc tốt) by Sarah E. Needleman, published in Bulletin of the Vietnam Mathematical Society, issue 13, number 1, pages 12-14, March 2009. [PDF]