
Lecturer at The University of Reading
Reading, United Kingdom

Lecturer at The University of Reading
Reading, United Kingdom
I invented transreal arithmetic as a way of extending ordinary arithmetic so that it does not suffer from division by zero exceptions. I am designing a computer chip which exploits this arithmetic to deliver very high performance on repetitive, numerical calculations.
I am interested in the teaching of transreal arithmetic at all levels of mathematical education.
I am examining the question of whether transreal arithmetic is useful in Physics.
transreal arithmetic
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)
1989 — Present (20 years)
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)
1987 — 1989 (2 years)
Research on computer vision.
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)
1983 — 1987 (4 years)
Research on computer vision.
(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)
1981 — 1983 (2 years)
Research on human, visual psychophysics.
Ph. D. , Computer Science, Computer Vision, Geometry , 1987 — 1992
B.Sc. , Experimental Psychology , 1977 — 1980
Social justice and real ale. I get involved - voluntary teaching of mathematics to adults, trade union work, pensions trusteeship, pestering Government on all manner of things. In the day job, I invent useful stuff. In the evenings, I sometimes indulge my taste for real ale. Old Luxters Gold Ale is the best beer in the world. Definitely!
MBCS, CSci, CITP