Marcus Brazil's Links Page

      Listed below are some of my favorite or most useful links.


      Research Links

      • Ant Colony Optimization. A good starting point for background and references in this area.

      • The Steiner Tree Page. A good starting point for background and references in this area, but this site hasn't been updated for a long time.

      • X-initiative homepage. Outlines the recent applications of octilinear routing to VLSI design.

      • Travelling Salesman Problem. An excellent site on the Travelling Salesman Problem from the Mathematics department at Princeton University.

      • Web of Science. A comprehensive database for keeping up with the latest published scientific literature.

      • CiteSeer. A scientific literature digital library that includes the full text of all articles catalogued and many ways of finding cited or closely related articles.

      General Links

      • How to recognise a disfunctional university department. An insightful commentary by Stanley Fish of the Univeriversity of illinois, Chicago.

      • AddALL Book Search and Price Comparison. A good first place to look for hard-to-find books that are still in print.

      • White Pages Telephone Directory. The Australian telephone directory online.

      • The Universal Currency Converter.

      Personal Links

      Friends, colleagues and personal interests.

      • Dorren Thomas. My colleague, mentor and frequent co-author.

      • Nick Wormald. Another colleague and co-author.

      • Martin Zachariasen. A fellow Steiner researcher.

      • Jim MacGregor Smith. Another researcher in topological network design and Steiner trees.

      • Carlo Carli. The state represenatative for Coburg.

      • Brunswick, Victoria. Some background on the suburb of Merlbourne where I live.

      • The Covington History. My partner and children are Covingtons, and this is a fantastic resource for helping trace their genealogy.



      Created: 12/01/2000
      Last modified: 15/03/2002
      Maintained and Authorised by: Marcus Brazil

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