Research Citations & Publications

Peer-reviewed and institutional sources across programming languages & compilers, retro computing & real-time graphics, and multimedia / video & audio coding. Collected from ACM Digital Library, IEEE Xplore, AMS (MathSciNet family), SIAM, and the arXiv math/CS repositories. Every link below is a primary-source listing on the publisher's or repository's own site.

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ACM Digital Library 41 citations — programming languages, compilers, the demoscene, procedural content generation, and media coding. IEEE Xplore 20 citations — H.264/HEVC video standards, retargetable compilers, and graphics history. AMS / MathSciNet 4 citations — compression codes, fractal and wavelet image compression, and the Notices archive. SIAM 11 citations — the discrete cosine transform, wavelets, sparse modeling, and imaging science. arXiv 30 citations — verified compilers and transpilers, learned video compression, DCT algorithms, and procedural ray tracing.

Publisher & repository hubs

ACM Digital Library · dl.acm.org — the computing literature: language design, compilers, graphics, and multimedia.
IEEE Xplore · ieeexplore.ieee.org — engineering and standards, including the video coding standards everyone streams with.
American Mathematical Society · ams.org/journals — the AMS journals portal; Notices and Bulletin are free to read and indexed by MathSciNet.
SIAM Journals · epubs.siam.org/journals — the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, including the flagship SIAM Review.
arXiv · arxiv.org/list/math.NA/new — the open preprint archive; cs.PL, cs.MM, cs.GR, cs.SD, and math.NA listings are all free.

Why this page exists ALB is a compiler, a teaching language, and a graphics playground — so the reading list mirrors all three: how languages and compilers are built, how real-time graphics squeezed art out of tiny hardware, and how images, video, and sound get compressed. These are the primary sources behind those fields.

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