Technical Reports, etc. by G.Keady
available electronically

This page is permanently under construction.
References to reports at this page are usually deleted once journal, etc. papers have appeared. The reports sometimes continue to be available electronically when the report says a bit more than the paper.

Moments of inertia for convex domains 06

• 2006. On Hadwiger's Results Concerning Minkowski Sums and Isoperimetric Inequalities for Moments of Inertia. RGMIA Research Report

Wedge-water entry problem, 97-04

• 2004 (with L.E.Fraenkel): Journal of Engineering Mathematics.
  2002: BAIL2002 Conf. Proceedings.

• 1997-98 (mostly): A numerical study of the wedge-water-entry problem:
  fixed points of separable and mixed-monotone positive operators
  Some details here.
  The report is available as a Postscript file
  The version at end 97 is very much a draft. There is as much effort on the analysis as the numerical work. Exposition is marred a lot by containing chat to myself about things that are hopes rather than completed mathematics. There is completed mathematics in the story, but it is obscured in present write-up. A better version will be produced as soon as I have time.
  A very short conference paper on derivation of the integral equation, and results, is published in the Proceedings of
  EMAC98 Conference, Adelaide.

Mathematical Software Reports and Papers: 1990-

One paper that is available on the Web is my paper with Evatt Hawkes, on "Two more links to the NAG numeric library involving Computer Algebra systems". This is in the Electronic Proceedings of the IMACS Applied Computer Algebra Conference, University of New Mexico, May 16-19 1995. Click here to go to the USA for the .dvi file of the Hawkes' paper, and indeed the whole of the IMACS-ACA Proceedings. Alternatively click here to get the the Hawkes IMACS-ACA dvi file, or the Hawkes IMACS-ACA paper in Postscript. from this machine.

A sequel to this is a Mathematica/InterCall version. This was prepared for a collection of items to go into a book. Links are here. Also friends in Finland with a "Scientific Computing" course have used it as an example for their students: used go to Finland for
http://www.math.hut.fi/teaching/numsym/mma/rubberProp.html
their html translation of the Mma 2.2 Notebook.

For the following technical reports, their content ended up not well-covered in my published papers. However, I still haven't got them up electronically.

{1991}

(Partly with B. Calvert) ... symbolic front ends for subsequent numeric calculation.
I. Equilibrium flows of water in pipe networks.
II. GENTRANs from REDUCE and from Macsyma.
III. Maple (with S. Devitt) and Mathematica (InterCall, with T.D. Robb)
IV. (Kevin Broughan's) SENAC for the pipe network problem.
University of Waikato Maths Dept Research Reports

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