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Ramón Galán,
a Spanish computer scientist and full professor in the area of systems engineering at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). His main research areas have been in the area of process control, artificial intelligence, expert systems, and interactive Robots. In their 2005 paper, Bitboards: A New Approach ^[1], Ramón Galán and Pablo San Segundo mention Bitscan by Modulo for finding 1-bits in a very efficient and practically no space consuming way, at that time not yet aware of De Bruijn multiplication ^[2].

Selected Publications

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• Pablo San Segundo, Ramón Galán (2005). Bitboards: A New Approach. AIA 2005
• Pablo San Segundo, Ramón Galán, Fernando Matía, Diego Rodríguez-Losada, Agustín Jiménez (2006). Efficient Search Using Bitboard Models. ICTAI 2006, pdf
• Pablo San Segundo, Diego Rodríguez-Losada, Fernando Matía, Ramón Galán (2010). Fast exact feature based data correspondence search with an efficient bit-parallel MCP solver. Applied Intelligence Vol. 32 No. 3 ^[4]

External Links

• Ramón Galán | ARABOT (broken)
• Intelligent Control Group | Ramon Galan

References

1. ^ Pablo San Segundo, Ramón Galán (2005). Bitboards: A New Approach. AIA 2005
2. ^ Charles E. Leiserson, Harald Prokop and Keith H. Randall (1998). Using de Bruijn Sequences to Index a 1 in a Computer Word, pdf
3. ^ DBLP: Ramón Galán
4. ^ Clique problem from Wikipedia

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