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kennethassogba/README.md

Hi 👋, I'm Kenneth

  • I’m a Research Software Engineer at Siemens, working on FPGA-based prototyping.

  • Prior to that I was a PhD student at the French Atomic Energy Commission.

  • I’m interested in applied mathematics and high-performance computing.

  • On a daily basis, I write C++ and Python.

  • I write random notes.

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  1. root-finding-algorithms root-finding-algorithms Public

    Implementation of main numerical methods of solving non-linear equations f(x)=0 with examples.

    Jupyter Notebook 3 3

  2. human.mpi human.mpi Public

    A vanilla header-only object oriented, interface around MPI in C++

    C++

  3. tiny-projects-in-c tiny-projects-in-c Public

    Little simple algorithms in C

    C 1

  4. ray-tracing-one-weekend ray-tracing-one-weekend Public

    Following the Ray Tracing In One Weekend book to build a simple ray tracer

    C++ 1

  5. ordinary-differential-equations ordinary-differential-equations Public

    Numerical resolution of ordinary differential equations

    Jupyter Notebook

  6. optimal-control-and-splitting optimal-control-and-splitting Public

    Optimal control of a Schrödinger type equation with the operator splitting and gradient descent methods

    Jupyter Notebook