Bruce Fields

This is not the world's ugliest web page; honest, there's worse out there.

Contacting me

The easiest way to reach me is by email to bfields at fieldses.org.

Linux

I maintain the Linux kernel's NFS server, and work on NFS problems, at Red Hat.

Before mid-July 2010, I worked at the University of Michigan's Center for Information Technology Integration (CITI), on a variety of projects, mainly having to do with NFS version 4.

I have some notes on the linux kernel (work in progress).

Mathematics

I received my PhD in 2000 from the Math Department at the University of Michigan.

My dissertation was written under the direction of Mel Hochster, and is a study of the lengths of modules determined by killing powers of several ideals of a local ring, as a function of the exponents; download a copy of my thesis here.

Also available is a pdf of a Journal of Algebra article based on the thesis, which covers the same material but with some improved proofs.

Other stuff

I juggle with the Ann Arbor juggling club, and have sometimes helped organize our juggling festival.

I've served on the board of the Washtenaw Bicycling and Walking Coalition.

I used to help out a little with Arbor Update.

Other Bruce Fieldses:

The theology professor
The baseball player
The associate pastor (who also juggles).

I am, however, the only Bruce Fields with a Teeter Talk interview.