Jonathan Vos Post
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"Whereas Jonathan V. Post has imagination and vitality and intelligence in excess, it is with great pleasure that I recommend him for a Director-at-Large position with the 1994 National Space Society Board. I can think of no one livelier or brighter to add to the composition of that Board. I have known him for many years and his creative bent is truly amazing." -- Ray Bradbury
"I'm impressed by your range of activities, and am sure you will be a valuable asset to the National Space Society." -- Arthur C. Clarke, Chancellor: International Space University
Partial bibliography (Science Fiction emphasis): http://www.magicdragon.com/UltimateSF/authorsP.html#JonPost
Partial annotated bibliography (Space emphasis): http://www.magicdragon.com/ComputerFutures/SpacePublications/210Ways.html
"This sentence contains ten words, eighteen syllables, and sixty-four letters." [Jonathan Vos Post, Scientific American, reprinted in "Metamagical Themas: Questing for the Essence of Mind and Pattern", by Douglas R. Hofstadter, paperback reprint March 1996, pp.26-27]
Jonathan Vos Post has been a Professor of Mathematics at Woodbury University in Burbank, California. His first degree in Mathematics was from Caltech in 1973. He has been also a Professor of Astronomy at Cypress College in Orange County, California; in the faculty pool for Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at California State University, Los Angeles; and in the faculty pool for Adjunct Professor of English Composition at Pasadena City College. He is a widely published author of Science Fiction, Science, Poetry, Math, Drama, and other fields. In his so-called spare time, he wins elections for local political offices and produces operas, as Secretary of Euterpe Opera Theatre. His Erdos Number is 5.
He has authored, coauthored, and/or is presenting several papers at ICCS-2006. Jonathan has previously authored, coauthored, and/or presented papers at ICCS-2004 including:
- JONATHAN VOS POST - IMAGINARY MASS, FORCE, ACCELERATION, AND MOMENTUM
- JONATHAN VOS POST - The Evolution of Controllability in Enzyme System Dynamics
- PHILIP VOS FELLMAN - The Nash Equilibrium Revisited: Chaos and Complexity Hidden in Simplicity
- PHILIP V. FELLMAN - Adaptation and Coevolution on an Emergent Global Competitive Landscape
