Welcome to my webpage. Email me at s-tseacre1 at math dot unl dot edu.
My Curriculum Vitae
Main research area: Graph theory. I'm especially interested in degree sequences, matchings, and games on graphs.
Other interests: combinatorics, probability, combinatorial geometry, convex geometry, computational complexity theory, coding theory, cryptology, mathematics education, philosophy of math, history of math
Doctoral Thesis: Packings and Realizations of Degree Sequences with Specified Substructures. pdf
Publications:
- In Progress Connections between Chromatic and Domatic Colorings.
- In Progress Multipartite Subgraphs and Edge-Disjoint Perfect Matchings.
With Stephen G. Hartke
- In Progress Prison Warden's Dilemma: A Characterization of $3$-convexity.
With Deborah E. Seacrest
- In Progress Relating Minimum Degree and the Existence of a $k$-factor.
With Stephen G. Hartke and Ryan Martin,
- Grabbing the Gold.
With Deborah E. Seacrest
Submitted to Discrete Math pdf
- Potential Bisections of Large Degree.
With Stephen G. Hartke,
Submitted to Journal of Graph Theory pdf
- Minimal Triangulations of Simplotopes.
With Francis Edward Su,
Submitted to Discrete and Computational Geometry pdf
PDF talks:
- Large 1-factorizable Subgraphs.
Joint Mathematics Meetings, New Orleans.
January 8, 2011. pdf
- Prisoner Problems.
Graduate Student Seminar, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
December 3, 2010. pdf
- Bisections and Edge-Disjoint 1-factors.
Discrete Seminar, University of Colorado Denver.
October 11, 2010. pdf
- Packing Degree Sequences.
Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Francisco, CA.
January 13, 2010. pdf
- The Case of Sleeping Beauty.
Graduate Student Seminar, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
April 29, 2009. pdf
Math 807T Project Notes
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