I do formal verification at Intel Corporation. I specialize in verification of floating-point algorithms and other mathematical software, but I'm interested in all aspects of theorem proving and verification. I'm also interested in floating-point arithmetic itself, and contributed to the revision process that led to the new IEEE 754 floating-point standard. Before joining Intel in 1998, I was a member of the Automated Reasoning Group at the Computer Laboratory of the University of Cambridge. I worked as a Research Associate and PhD student there, supervised by Mike Gordon, and after a spending a year in the Department of Computer Science of Åbo Akademi University in Finland, returned to Cambridge as a Research Associate working on Floating Point Verification.

• HOL Light theorem prover Now hosted on Github
• My papers and other publications Updated December 2015
• Slides from some of my recent talks Updated December 2015
• Code accompanying my recent book
• Errata for the book
• My 1996 functional programming course Russian version
• Marktoberdorf 2003 page
• Some photographs of me and others
• Detailed contact information

Page last updated Friday 8th January 2016.