
Bob Neveln, PhD
- Associate Professor
Media Expertise:
- Technology
Affiliated Programs
Education
- PhD, Mathematics (1975)
Northwestern University (IL)
About Me
I graduated from Caltech in 1967 and finished my PhD in 1975, acquired as a result of the Vietnam War, which was raging at this time, a strong opposition to wars of aggression. More recently I opposed the two Gulf wars, and on a peace mission to Baghdad, I met my current wife.
Research Interests
I am currently working on extending the ProofCheck program, found at www.proofcheck.org, to work in more general contexts, such as relevance logic and constructive logic. I am also interested in the combinatorial foundations of topology, especially of manifolds.
Publications
- Neveln, B. (2000). Linux Assembly Language Programming. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
- Neveln, B., & Alps, B. (2007). Writing and checking complete proofs in TeX. TUGboat, 28(1), 80–83.
- Neveln, B. (1990). Comma-free and synchronizable codes. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 144(2), 209–212.
Professional Affiliations & Memberships
Association for Symbolic Logic (ASL)