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Number Theory

New Results on Primes from an Old Proof of Euler's, by Charles W. Neville. April 2003 revision 1 of a paper and a talk delivered before the Wesleyan Topology Et. Al. Seminar, September 2002.

Cryptography

Strong Cryptography and Public Policy, by Charles W. Neville, a talk delivered before the Computer Law Section of the Connecticut Bar Association, April 2002.

Codes and Internet Security, by Charles W. Neville, April 1999. An expository beginning undergraduate cs -- math level talk.

Theoretical Computer Science.

The NP vs P Problem.

Talk 1. The NP = P Conjecture, a general introduction, by Charles W. Neville, October 2000. An expository beginning undergraduate cs -- math level talk.

Talk 2. The NP vs P Problem, why it is hard, by Charles W. Neville, October 2000. An expository advanced undergraduate cs -- math level talk.

Operator Theory and Functional Analysis.

Invariant Subspaces and Lomonosov's Theorem, by Charles W. Neville, March 1999. An expository graduate mathematics level talk.