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User:David Eppstein

Wikipedia editor (n.) Someone who will not leave a burning building until you show them the newspaper article documenting how many people were killed by the fire.

Not about me

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If you are visiting this page because someone claiming to be me contacted you asking for any payment for any action relating to Wikipedia, it is not me and you are being scammed. If they are threatening to delete or take other adverse action against some article, they can't actually do that and you should not under any circumstances pay them any money or further engage with them.
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About me

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I'm a computer science professor at UC Irvine, in Orange County, California. See my home page, Mastodon account, blog, or even my Wikipedia article for more about me.

Much of my Wikipedia editing is on mathematics articles, but I've also edited articles on computer science, academic biography, the arts, and California geography, among many other topics. I've also contributed many diagrams and photographs to Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons.

As an employee of a public university I believe that public outreach is part of my job description, and in that sense that my edits here to subjects within my professional expertise are paid edits. However, the topics and content of my editing here are wide-ranging and entirely self-directed. I neither participate in, nor condone, paid edits for specific articles or specific content.

Wikibooks

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Click on the titles, not on the cover images!

  • ... that a dog chasing its master and a crab sidestepping an intruder can both be modeled mathematically by motion along a Tschirnhausen cubic ? (26.07)
  • ... that the circle packing theorem has been used to construct flattened maps of the human brain? (26.02)
  • ... that a photograph of an airplane propeller taken by a camera with a rolling shutter (pictured) may distort the propeller into curves resembling the quadratrix of Hippias ? (26.02)
  • ... that Euclid's Elements has been estimated to be second only to the Bible in its number of published editions? (25.10)
  • ... that Pythagorean addition , available in many programming libraries as hypot, can compute distances, polar coordinates, and the relativistic energy of moving objects? (25.09)
  • ... that boxing rings are square , despite their name? (25.08)
  • ... that Leonardo da Vinci invented a device to solve Alhazen's problem , instead of finding a mathematical solution? (25.07)
  • ... that Ewa Ligocka cooked another mathematician's goose? (24.11)

(Older entries)

Good articles

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See also

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This user is a member of the WikiProject Computer science .
This user teaches at a university or other institution of higher education.
OC This user lives in Orange County, California.
they This user considers singular they standard English usage.
, This user fixes comma-splices ; they are annoying.
This user is an administrator on the English Wikipedia. (verify)
This user has been a member of Wikipedia since August 2006.

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