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Thomas Zaslavsky Professor
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| MWF | 2:30-3:30 |
| Math 510 | Section 01: | Introduction to Graph Theory | |
| MWF | 1:10 - 2:10 | LN-2205 | |
| Math 563 | Section 01: | Combinatorics Seminar | |
| T | 1:15 - 2:40 | LN-2205 | |
| Math 580A | Section 01: | Topics in Combinatorial Analysis | |
| MWF | 12:00 - 1:00 | LN-2205 | |
| F | 2:20 - 3:20 | LN-2205 | |
It is with a heavy heart that I apologize this morning to Aunt Jemima.
Past quotations of the month.
As long as the medium-sized property held its own beside the great estate, [Rome] was reasonably broad-based, above her peasant foundations.
Her safety would be jeopardized, however, when inflation and taxation whittled down the middle class, and left only great landowners and starving
peasants side by side.
Economics 101:
A list of published and selected unpublished works.
A list arranged by topics.
Combinatorics, especially matroids, arrangements of hyperplanes, and the topic to which I devote most of my attention, signed graphs and their relatives: see
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