Memorial Contributions of Graham Jullien to Emerging Residue Number System Technologies During the Evolution of Digital Signal Processing and Computer Arithmetic

Dr. Kenneth Jenkins' association with Dr. Graham Jullien began in 1978 when they were working independently to develop Residue Number System (RNS) arithmetic for digital signal processing. They began working together on numerous projects, one which was the IEEE Press Book that they co-authored with two other colleagues in 1986. Dr. Jullien was a pioneer in the theory and development of RNS arithmetic for the emerging area of digital signal processing in the 1970's and 1980's. His interest in VLSI for RNS arithmetic steered him in the general direction of VLSI circuit design for special purpose digital signal processors.