Good evening! This is Marc Conrad's Homepage! Please note that this page is not maintained on a regular basis. It is recommended that you ignore this page and go to a more useful place. (Some people may think that a pdf file of my list of publications constitutes such a more useful place)

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First things first: Please make this Musipass test! (No worries please, it's a harmless research project)

Done the Musipass test? Go on reading the rest of the page

I currently experience difficulties with contacting me at my university address (marc.conrad@beds.ac.uk). If this is so, please try to use the address marc2008@perisic.com. This is a temporary address that forwards emails to various accounts of mine hence increasing the chance to reach me eventually. If you did contact me in the past and I did not reply, please assume that your email did not come through. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Or why not simply shut down your machine and take a nap?

Alternatively you may even consider reading a good book, watching colourful clocks or randomly generated images

Are you here only for a Marc Conrad? Here are some other Marc Conrads you may find interesting: not me, not me, not me, not me, not me on myspace, not me (1606-1635?) and that is not my wife.

O.k. you are still reading, so here is a list of links.

• At the moment you can find me at the University of Luton University of Bedfordshire, the best University in the Luton High Street. If you are keen to contact me officially, here is my Luton homepage and my business card (as a pdf file).
• If you like to see abstract Mathematics implemented in Java have a look at my nice little Java package com.perisic.ring at ring.perisic.com. It features multivariate polynomials, a polymorphic implementation of rings, universal rings, cyclotomic fields as well as universal cyclotomic fields. You find also some preprints and talks on this page.
• There is one more Java package that features Sonic Events.
• Too much mathematics? Here are slides on Distributed Computing with XML-RPC and something about Object Oriented Analysis.
• Also interesting is a Java Shadow concept or a paper on non-standard inheritance.
• In fact, I also happen to know two or three things on security and usability. Log into the restricted area to learn more.
• Not enough mathematics? Go to my Cyclotomic Units pages.
• In the prehistoric times I was deeply involved in the development of the Computer Algebra System SIMATH that moved to Japan approximately the same time when I went to England.

Here are more links

• Visit Pension Perisic and enjoy a beautiful holiday in Dalmatia!
• See also my preprints and publications and email me when you have an opinion about it.
• Here are links to some of the material which I prepared for my Lectures in Luton in the academic year 2002/2003. In particular there is some material on Object Oriented System Design, Internet Essentials, Object Oriented Programming, and CORBA.
• And here you get pictures of Fabian.
• Saarländer living abroad may find the SHS foundation interesting.
• This is a link to Javalobby (just in case you find it useful)

And here are links in German

• Anne's Homepage
• Oder vielleicht nach Dalmatien?
• Wer Bilder aus Podstrana sucht, kann sie hier finden.
• Hier geht es zu UNItopia, der erstaunlichsten Welt des Universums.
• Auf der Suche nach geeigneter Literatur? Das MathSciNet, auch in Bonn und Bielfeld zu finden.

My personal interests? Making pointless homepages. Here is one.

Marc Conrad / marc@pension-perisic.de

Disclaimer: This page is provided "as is". There is no warranty that anything makes sense here. The last update of this page was June 25, 2007. Sorry that this page is such a mess. This page contains valid html code. Have fun.