What I Research

After completing a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics and an M.S. in Computer Science (U of Oregon), I held Physics research positions at three Universities (Victoria, McGill and Regina) from 1981 to 1987. As a physicist, my research interests were in high energy particle theory and phenomenology - deep-inelastic scattering, low-pt phenomenology especially in the valon-recombination model, phenomenological applications of perturbative QCD, exotic particle phenomenon and rare low-energy weak decays. Beginning 1987 new research interests were in:

• Modeling and Simulations; Computer Networks.

• Multi-criteria Decision Analysis using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) -- developed by Thomas L. Saaty.

• Multi-objective Optimization, Goal Programming, Inventory and Supply-Chain Management.

• Decision Support Systems and Intelligent Systems; Group Decision Support Systems.

• Web-based Decision Support Systems.

• Web Applications and Internet Technology.

• Contemporary Theoretical Physics (2023 -)

Google Scholar Citations

• NEW PUBLICATIONS (2023-)

• PHYSICS JOURNAL & CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS (1981-1988)

• PAST JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

• PAST CONFERENCE PAPERS

• SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS