Adam Rifkin: Research

Relevant Information

• I am investigating for my PhD peer-to-peer application development using event-based integration and the Web. A component of this is a global event model for proving the correctness of distributed resource management systems; see my PhD Proposal summary.
• Advisor: Mani Chandy.
• Presently a member of the Compositional Systems research group Center for Research on Parallel Computation, working on the Infospheres, Infospheres Infrastructure, Problem Solving Environments, and Archetypes/eText projects at the Caltech CS Dept.

Research Interests

• Web-native event-based application integration.
• Internet-scale event notification services.
• Peer-to-peer applications using the Web, XML/SOAP, and JavaScript.

Research Links

• Projects
• Publications and Papers
• Talks and Visits
• Background / Resume

Resource Links

1. Archetypes and electronic textbook project
2. Beans
3. Bibliography of projects and Web links
4. Caltech Computer Science department
5. Caltech Infospheres project, including the Infospheres Infrastructure
6. Compositional Systems research group
7. Computer Algorithms class
8. Conferences and Calls for Papers
9. Distributed Computing class
10. Distributed Objects and other Distributed Technologies
11. High-Performance Computing sites
12. Java, Applets, Perl, and WWW resources on the Web
13. Journals and Conferences
14. Maisie and Fortran-M and MPI programs
15. Reference Materials on the Web
16. Resource Links on the web
17. Trust
18. XML