Hello, you've come to the home page of Christopher
Jefferson. There are many similar home pages on the
internet, and this one is probably slightly less
interesting than average.
I'm currently a Research Assistant at the University of
Oxford, investigating the relation between Groebner Bases
and Constraint Programming with Professor Peter Jeavons.
Before I that, I worked at St. Andrews on implementing
efficient constraint solvers and using symmetry in search.
Before that I did a Phd at York University with Dr. Alan Frisch. Actually, I haven't
finished that Phd yet, but I intend to in the very
near future.
When I'm not at work, and sometimes when I am, I am
generally interested in programming (particularly C++). You
can slightly more out about my life and my rarely-updated
blog at http://4zumanga.livejournal.com
If you want to see my list of publications, see here.
If you want to know more about Minion, a constraint solver
I work on, you can either go to it's home page, at http://minion.sourceforge.net/ or feel
free to e-mail me.
The best ways to contact me are at either chris at
bubblescope.net or chris.jefferson at comlab.ox.ac.uk.