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Welcome! This is the user page of Taylor J. Smith (Taylorsmith2).

I am a professor, computer scientist, and mathematician. My work revolves around the area of theoretical computer science. My research interests include algorithm analysis and design, coding theory, computability and complexity, formal languages and automata, and information theory.

I joined Wikipedia in 2007, and my first few edits were to improve the article for my school at the time, Clarke Road Secondary School.

Articles I have created

k-synchronized sequence

Articles I have contributed to

Automatic sequence, Clarke Road Secondary School, k-regular sequence, St. Francis Xavier University

Files I have uploaded

St. Francis Xavier University coat of arms, Thue–Morse automaton