Hagen Huwig, a German mathematician and computer scientist with research interests in computational complexity theory. While Ph.D. student at University of Dortmund during the mid 70s, he led a project team to develop the chess program Proscha [1] [2], written in PL/I for the IBM 370. Proscha played the First GI Computer Chess Tournament [3] [4].
Hagen Huwig [5]

Selected Publications

• Hagen Huwig (1975). Bericht über eine Projektgruppe mit dem Thema Schachprogrammierung. Bericht Nr. 9, University of Dortmund (German)
• Hagen Huwig (1976). Beziehungen zwischen beschränkter syntaktischer und beschränkter primitiver Rekursion. Dissertation, University of Dortmund, advisor Volker Claus (German)
• Hagen Huwig (1976). A Machine Independent Description of Complexity Classes, Definable by Nondeterministic as well as Determinsitic Turing Machines with Primitive Pecursove Tape or Time Bounds. MFCS 1976
• Hagen Huwig (1981). A Definition of the P=NP-Problem in Categories. FCT 1981
• Klaus Ambos-Spies, Hans Fleischhack, Hagen Huwig (1987). Diagonalizations over Polynomial Time Computable Sets. Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 51
• Hagen Huwig, Axel Poigné (1990). A note on inconsistencies caused by fixpoints in a Cartesian dosed category. Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 73 ^[7]

External Links

• Hagen Huwig | Alumni der Informatik Dortmund e.V. (1977), Photo by Oliver Vornberger ^[8]
• The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Hagen Huwig

References

1. ^ Hagen Huwig (1975). Bericht über eine Projektgruppe mit dem Thema Schachprogrammierung. Bericht Nr. 9, University of Dortmund (German)
2. ^ Hans Decker (1998). EinBlick - Ursprünge der Dortmunder Informatik. pdf
3. ^ Erstes Computer-Schachturnier der Gesellschaft für Informatik October 17, 1975, Computerwoche 42/1975 (German)
4. ^ Reinhard Zumkeller (1975). Erstes GI Computer-Schach-Turnier, Dortmund 1975, Bulletin, including a paper by Konrad Zuse
5. ^ Hagen Huwig | Alumni der Informatik Dortmund e.V. (1977), Photo by Oliver Vornberger, Bildgalerien | Alumni der Informatik Dortmund e.V.
6. ^ dblp: Hagen Huwig
7. ^ Archives of the Caml mailing list > Message from Martin Berger
8. ^ Bildgalerien | Alumni der Informatik Dortmund e.V.

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