I decided to post this presentation that I had given back in Fall 2014 at an NACUSA meeting in Portland, Oregon.  The main parts of this talk refer to the twelve-tone technique and how it can be applied to various types of music, including atonal and quasi-tonal music.  The interval class vector is also discussed Read more about National Association of Composers USA[…]

In July 2016, I presented my work at the 17th International Symposium on Dynamic Games in Urbino, Italy.  My presentation explained Parrondo’s paradox and investigated the sequence of A-B loosing games and how self-similarity plays a role in the winning aspect of loosing games.  This paradox involves playing two games that are, one their own, loosing games. Read more about 17th International Symposium on Dynamic Games July 2016[…]