J. (Jiaxiang) ZHANG
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745 Greer Rd                       650.283.4889
Palo Alto                          zhang@cs.stanford.edu
CA 94303	                   http://robotics.stanford.edu/~zhang 

IMMIGRATION STATUS:   US Permanent Resident

OBJECTIVE:  Applied research and development in numerics and computing

EXPERIENCE:
8/99- present Sun Microsystems, Senior Member of Technical Staff
	    Participated in Java imaging software design and development
	    Wrote many image processing classes in Java

9/92-  8/99 Research assistant, Stanford University.
            Wrote C and Matlab programs for Structure from Motion and
            camera 3D motion computation with statistical methods
            and numerical optimization methods

9/96- 12/98 Senior Staff Researcher, Allstate Research and Planning Center.
	    Wrote C++ programs to model fixed income, such as yield curves
            and convertible bonds, and insurance cost
            Presented results to the top management

9/95- 9/96  Research Intern, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories.
            Matlab programs for art reproduction with National Gallery, London
            by parametric estimation
            Presented results to the top management

6/94- 9/94  Summer Intern, Intel Corporation.
            Worked on image enhancement project in Matlab and C
            Presented results to the research group

6/93- 9/93  Summer Intern, Intel Corporation.
            Worked on models of world-wide PC sales and video games
            Presented results to the Marketing department

6/90- 9/90  Visiting Researcher, Dalhousie University, Canada
            Published research results.

COMPUTER SKILLS:
Operating systems:   Unix, Windows, Linux
Programming:  C, C++, Java, Matlab, Maple, Perl, FORTRAN and HTML

HONORS / PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION:
Presidential Fellowship, The Ohio State University
Granted from American Math Society to attend its centennial meeting
Member, ACM (Association for Computing Machinery)
Member, SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics)

EDUCATION:
1992-99  Stanford University,   Ph.D in Computer Vision/Scientific Computing
1986-91  Ohio State University, Ph.D in Mathematics
1985     Nanjing University,    M.S./B.S. in Numerical Analysis

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS:
For a full list, see http://robotics.stanford.edu/~zhang.

A Resampling Method for Computer Vision (with C. Tomasi.) 
Ninth International Symposium on Robotics Research, ISRR '99,
October 1999

How to Rotate Cameras (with Carlo Tomasi). ICIAP 1999

Is Structure-From-Motion Worth Pursuing? (with C. Tomasi.) 
Seventh International Symposium on Robotics Research, ISRR '95,
October 1995, 391-400

Experiments With a Real-Time Structure-From-Motion System
(with C.Tomasi and D. Redkey).
Fourth International Symposium on Experimental Robotics,
ISER '95, June 1995, pp. 123-128 

Rational systems, Chebyshev rationals, and orthogonal rationals
(with P. Borwein and T. Erdelyi).
J. of London Mathematical Society, Vol. 50 (1994), no. 3, 501-519

Orthogonal polynomials:  their growth relative to their sums
(with P. Nevai and V. Totik).
J. of Approximation Theory, Vol. 46, 1990

References:
Available upon request