I am a physicist who has worked with my
brother Stefan
Hollos at Exstrom Labs for the last several years where I have
taken part in research on lattice Green functions, electromagnetic
modeling, development of software for electronic band structure
calculations, NMR signal processing, data analysis, magnetic field
measurement circuits, data acquisition circuits, and RF circuits for
an NMR spectrometer. I have recently become interested in quantitative
finance.
My research interests are:
Quantitative finance.
Pattern recognition (in 1D, 2D, and 3D).
Signal and image processing. Some documents and programs my brother and
I have written are posted
here.
Green functions.
Difference equations.
Special functions.
Computer programming languages.
New ways of computing.
Other interests/hobbies:
Hiking and skiing in Rocky Mountain National Park, the Indian Peaks, and
foothills near Longmont, Colorado. My brother Stefan and I have a hiking blog.
Learning human languages. I am currently learning Hungarian (my Dad's
native language), and am always trying to improve on my German (my
Mom's native language), which I can speak fairly well.
Enjoying my Mom's Bavarian cooking: schnitzel, spatzeln, strudel, pfannkuchen, maultaschen, rohrnudeln, semmischerzeln, vanillekipferl, etc.
Here is a list of books I've read recently, with comments.
I am a physicist who has worked with my
brother Stefan
Hollos at Exstrom Labs for the last several years where I have
taken part in research on lattice Green functions, electromagnetic
modeling, development of software for electronic band structure
calculations, NMR signal processing, data analysis, magnetic field
measurement circuits, data acquisition circuits, and RF circuits for
an NMR spectrometer. I have recently become interested in quantitative
finance.