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Martin Ueding

Bonn, Germany

https://martin-ueding.de/

Hi, I am Martin Ueding, a physicist (M.Sc.), PhD student and programmer. My areas of interest are theoretical physics and numerical methods, I currently write my PhD thesis in lattice QCD.

Then I am also a self-taught programmer with great interest in C++11 and beyond, Python and a couple related things like build systems and version control. At work I use C++ and R as well as some Python.

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Is a matrix multiplied with its transpose something special?

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Inline code highlighting in reStructuredText

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