Jacques Middlecoff

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Jacques F. Middlecoff,
an American mathematician and computer scientist with more than 40 years experience in scientific software engineering and more than 20 years experience in parallel programming [1], research associate and senior systems analyst in parallel processing and numerical weather prediction at Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere at Colorado State University, research partner of Earth System Research Laboratory, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) [2], Boulder, Colorado, currently working on massive parallel GPU computing. Before moving to Boulder, Colorado, Jacques Middlecoff was affiliated with the San Jose State University in San Jose, California [3].

Chess programmer

During the 80s, while associated with Cypress, San Jose, California, he developed two chess programs. SPOC played the ACM 1985 in Denver on an IBM PC [4] [5]. It's successor, dubbed Chess Monster, participated at the Halloween event of the WMCCC 1986 in Dallas running on a Compaq 386 [6].

Selected Publications

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