Mats H. Carlberg @ Lysator | |||
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You have come to the WWW pages of Mats H. Carlberg, MSc, Tech. Lic., PhD, member of Lysator, the Academic Computer Society at Linköping University. You will not be able to find much useful information here; rather you will be cursed with some ramblings and ravings of mine in an un-sorted heap. Love it or leave it. Places to go | |||
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Visit the Physics department at Linköpings University, where I did my research in the Theoretical Physics group (later renamed Theory and Modeling). | |
Read a few comments on my time as a PhD student, and look at some nice quicktime movies from the defence of my thesis. |
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Look at a picture of me, and read some things about my humble person. | |
Read some comments by me on various subjects like books, life, education, ... |
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I have been known to play around with various raytracers. Here are some things done by me with the infamous raytracer POVRAY. | |
I have hobbies, but not much time for them. Se what I would do if I did have the time. |
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Find some little information about my family. | |
Some assorted pictures of friends. |
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An example of a really bad WWW page. |  |
I'm involved in a hobbyish software project which might grow to something useful someday. |
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You wish to give me a gift? Have a look at my wishlist. (This page is in Swedish.) |  |
Once upon a time, I constructed a bit of game mechanics for RPG'ing. This is the third version. It's all in Swedish. |
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I have an interest in health issues. Here are some pages on the topic. All pages are in Swedish. |  |
The Macintosh computers have long been favourites of mine. Here I have collected my Macintosh Musings, including an account of how I upgraded a PowerMac 6100. |
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For a long time, I have thought about constructing my own personal telephone exchange at home. Here you can find a bit on info on such a project. This information is in Swedish only. | ||
Research has shown beyond doubt that people look for text on a WWW page. Thus, you did not find an image map here. You did not have to explore the page with your mouse pointer to find the substance.
This page is best viewed on printed paper! Reading things of the screen is really tiresome on the eyes. Warm up your printer! :)
