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	Amos Ron
	Associate Professor Department of Computer Sciences University of Wisconsin-Madison 1210 West Dayton Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1685 USA
	E-mail: amos@cs.wisc.edu Telephone: (608) 262-6621 Fax: (608) 262-9777

Amos Ron's Home Page is presently under

If you are here in order to download the paper
Affine systems: the analysis of the analysis operator
of Zuowei Shen and me, choose between the following versions:
if you are using Unix, click HERE, to get a compressed version.
Otherwise, download the uncompressed version from HERE.
If none works, our ftp server may be down. Try then to get a copy directly from my account HERE.

For CS513 handouts and email, click HERE

Click my vita if you want to see my vita.

List of various publications, including abstracts.

Selected articles of mine.

Information about anonymous ftp site. Carl de Boor and I maintain an ftp site at ftp.cs.wisc.edu. The site contains postscript and compressed postscript files of various articles of the approximation theory group at UW. Also found there are technical files concerning TeX, vi and more, that should be useful to the general public. I recommend that you click the read.me file, which provides a list of available files, click there those that you wish to view (on-line), view them on-line, and download those you wish to.

My Ph.D. students, including information about their research and publications.

My main areas of interest, together with a short summary of my present research and future goals in each one of these.

The activity of the Approximation Theory group at the Univeristy of Wisconsin, Madison.

The activity of the Numerical Analysis group here.

Links to home pages of other people in the approximation theory community can be found HERE

Miscellaneous topics and activities.

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