Hello, I am Jarfuls of Tweed, a Wikipedia editor since August 2019 who has made 800 edits in the last 2 years. I am primarily interested in topics such as mathematics and computer science. I enjoy improving the readability, clarity, and accuracy of Wikipedia articles, as well as adding citations and examples for explanations where needed. I have also created new articles on notable subjects that were not yet covered by Wikipedia.

My proudest and most major improvements have been to the following articles:

• Database transaction schedule
• Flow network
• Richardson extrapolation
• Euler method
• Two-phase locking
• Environmental impacts of animal agriculture
• Undesigned coincidences
• Lossless join decomposition

Some of the articles that I have significantly contributed to are:

• B+ tree
• Spline interpolation ‎
• LU decomposition
• Elevator algorithm
• Rate of convergence
• Pavers (flooring)
• Landscape fabric
• Region-beta paradox
• Romberg's method
• Linear hashing
• Truncation error ‎
• Down jacket
• Interval scheduling
• Polar fleece
• Root-finding algorithms
• Timestamp-based concurrency control
• Canonical cover
• K-d tree
• Pivot element

I welcome any feedback, suggestions, or questions on my talk page. I try to be civil, constructive, and collaborative in my editing, and I hope to learn from other editors as well. Thank you for visiting my user page!