David Arthur Eppstein, an American (Born in England of New Zealander parents) mathematician and computer science researcher. David Eppstein is professor in the Computer Science Department, Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences, University of California, Irvine. His research interests covers Algorithms and Data Structures, Graph- and Game Theory. He teaches strategy and board game programming and tried his own hands on Fanorona [1], a traditional board game from Madagascar.
David Eppstein [2]

Selected Publications

• David Eppstein (1994). Finding the k shortest paths, 35th IEEE Symp. Foundations of Comp. Sci, pdf Tech. Rep. 94-26, ICS, UCI, 1994. SIAM J. Computing 28(2):652-673, 1998

Forum Posts

• "Suspicious move" extension by David Eppstein, CCC, November 20, 1997 » Extensions
• Using too-shallow mate scores from the hash table by David Eppstein, CCC, July 05, 1998 » Transposition Table
  Re: Using too-shallow mate scores from the hash table by David Eppstein, CCC, July 06, 1998

External Links

• David Eppstein's homepage
• David Eppstein from Wikipedia
• The Mathematics Genealogy Project - David Eppstein
• Fano Experimental Web Server by David Eppstein
• Computational Complexity of Games and Puzzles by David Eppstein » Games
• Lecture notes for April 22, 1997 Alpha-Beta Search
• Analyzing Algorithm X a blog post David Eppstein made in January 2008 in honor of Knuth's 70th birthday
• David Eppstein's Research Projects Looking for inspiration?
• David Eppstein's Photo Galleries

References

1. ^ Fanorona by David Eppstein
2. ^ David Eppstein's homepage - research
3. ^ David Eppstein - Publication

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