Eric Tenenbaum

Address

5 Third St.
Arlington, Mass. 02174
(617)646-6614

Education

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1985 M.S. Computer Engineering.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1983 B.S. Computer Science.

Qualifications

11 years of experience in industry as a software engineer, plus 5 years of work as an MIT co-op student and graduate Teaching Assistant. Background in all areas of computer science and computer engineering from computer hardware, to system software to application software to graphical user interfaces. I have worked with, microcode, assembly code, C, C++, Lisp, Fortran, TCP/IP network protocols, Interprocess Communication mechanisms, Unix RPC, Source Control, SQL, Sybase, Matlab, Motif, X-Windows, and Microsoft Windows. I have used Lisp Machines, IBM PCs (DOS and NT), Macs, the Butterfly parallel processor, the Wavetracer DTC parallel processor, the KSR/Series of parallel processors, and workstations from HP, IBM, SGI, Sony, and Sun (BSD and Solaris).

Selected Papers

A. Latto, H.L. Resnikoff, and E. Tenenbaum, ``The Evaluation of Connection Coefficients of Compactly Supported Wavelets,'' Proceedings of the Princeton Conference on Wavelets and Turbulence, (1991).

A. Latto and E. Tenenbaum, ``Compactly supported wavelets and the numerical solution of Burgers' equation,'' Comptes Rendus, French Academy of Science, t. 311, Serie I, 903-909, (1990).

 

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