I'm a 36 years old guy living in Leinfelden near Stuttgart/Germany with passion in (computer) science and (rock'n'roll) music.
At day I work at the COR&FJA AG developing life insurance management software.
During my spare time I like to follow my interests in music, movies, free software and science especially
computer science, mathematics and physics. At my notoriously outdated and incomplete website
INNER-SPACE you can find more detailed information about single projects of me.
Headhunters and stalkers are welcomed to read my resume.
- I'm a quite ambitioned hobby drummer. At the moment I play in the band Tiger Movement. You can lern more about my past projects Stanford Listen and Monkey Mindbenders at these homepages.
- I used to enjoy DJing at my home club groovestation/dresden as djTaxman playing groovy Beat, Soul, Rock'n'Roll, Boogaloo and Funk music. But I don't no more.
- Together with my friend Mr ManChain we hosted the monthly Super Soul Radio Show at Coloradio where we presented news, events, artists and above all groovy music from the Soul and Funk scene.
- In order to lern more about fractals and the underlying math I wrote the Java fractal explorer named Benojt. While it is very basic it has nice features for navigation. But the killer feature is the creation of new fractals at runtime from templates by just typing some fractal formula.
- I'm an old fan of the Hextris game, a Tetris based on hexagons. When I couldn't find an implementation which I liked, I had to write my very own hextris in Java. Check out the Hextris homepage where you can find start-links, binaries & source code and the current high score list.
- I used to contribute to the vector drawing application Sodipodi. The project seems to be abandoned now but a fork of it called Inkscape is very much alive and undoubtedly the best vector drawing application out there for Linux.
- I wrote an online questionaire in PHP for a friend who used it to aquire data for his diploma thesis. You may download the source if you like.
Publications:
- F. Felfe Coalgebraic Representation of the Java Card Viartual Machine in PVS. Diplomarbeit, Fakultät Informatik,TU-Dresden, März 2001 (download: ps)
- F. Felfe, H. Reichel Why partial coalgebras ?. In M. Wirsing, D. Pattinson, and R. Hennicker, editors, WADT 2002, Technical Report 0207, pages 4-7. Institut für Informatik, LMU München, 2002 (download: ps; extended version ps)
- F. Felfe An Approach to Computable Coalgebras based on Recursive Functions. Technical Report TUD-FI05-02, Fakultät Informatik,TU-Dresden, Januar 2005 (download: ps, pdf)