Dr. John Grant's current research interest is in the field of applied logic and computer science.
Some of Dr. Grant's recent publications include:
L. Getoor and J. Grant, PRL: A probabilistic relational language, Machine Learning 62 (2006), 7-31.
J. Grant and A. Hunter, Measuring inconsistency in knowledgebases, Journal of Intelligent Information Systems 27 (2006), 159-184.
R. Ross, V. S. Subrahmanian, and J. Grant, Aggregate operators in probabilistic databases, Journal of the ACM 52 (2005), 54-101.
J. Grant, S. Kraus, and D. Perlis, A logic-based model of intention formation and action for multi-agent subcontracting, Artificial Intelligence 163 (2005) 163-201.
J. Grant and J. Minker, “Logic and knowledge bases”, Encyclopedia of Knowledge Management (ed. D. G. Schwartz), Idea Group Reference (2005) 583-590.
Dr. Alexei Kolesnikov's current research interests are in the fields of mathematical logic and model theory.
Some of Dr. Kolesnikov's recent publications include:
Alexei Kolesnikov, Groupoids, covers, and 3-uniqueness in stable theories, Journal of Symbolic Logic (to appear).
Alexei Kolesnikov, J. Baldwin and S. Shelah, The amalgamation spectrum, Journal of Symbolic Logic
74 (2009), 914–928.
Alexei Kolesnikov and John Baldwin, Categoricity, amalgamation, and tameness, Israel Journal of Mathematics
170 (2009), 411–443.
Alexei Kolesnikov, B. Kim and A. Tsuboi, Generalized amalgamation and n-simplicity, Annals of Pure and Applied Logic
155 (2008), 97–114.
Dr. Coy L. May's current research interests are in the fields of group actions on surfaces and topological aspects of graph theory.
Some of Dr. May's recent publications include:
Coy L. May and Jay Zimmerman, The symmetric genus of 2-groups, Glasgow Mathematical Journal (to appear).
Coy L. May, The strong symmetric genus of direct products, Journal of Algebra and Its Applications (to appear).
Coy L. May and Jay Zimmerman, The Real Genus of 2-Groups II, Mathematical Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 110A2 (2010), 137–147.
Coy L. May and Jay Zimmerman, Subdirect products of M* - groups, Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics (to appear).
Coy L. May and Jay Zimmerman, The 2-groups of odd strong symmetric genus, Journal of Algebra and its Applications 9 (No.3, 2010), 465–481.
Coy L. May, The real genus of direct products Z_nxG, Houston Journal of Mathematics 35 (2009), 23–27.
Coy L. May and Jay Zimmerman, The groups of symmetric genus s < 8, Communications in Algebra 36 (No. 11, 2008), 4078–4095.
Coy L. May, The groups of real genus , Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics 39 (2009), 1573–1595.
Coy L. May and Jay Zimmerman, The symmetric genus of groups of odd order, Houston Journal of Mathematics 34 (2008), 319- 338.
Dr. Leonid Stern's current research interests are in the fields of algebraic number theory and Galois theory.
Some of Dr. Stern's recent publications include:
Leonid Stern, On the norm groups of Galois 2n-extensions of algebraic number fields, Journal of Number Theory, (to appear).
Dr. Jay Zimmerman's current research interests are in the fields of group theory, geometry and group actions on compact surfaces.
Some of Dr. Zimmerman's recent publications include:
Jay Zimmerman and Coy L. May, The symmetric genus of 2-groups, Glasgow Mathematical Journal (to appear).
Jay Zimmerman and Coy L. May, The Real Genus of 2-Groups II, Mathematical Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 110A2 (2010), 137–147.
Jay Zimmerman, Minimal extension covers, Communications in Algebra 39 (No. 4, 2011), 1250–1259.
Jay Zimmerman and Coy L. May, Subdirect products of M* - groups, Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics (to appear).
Jay Zimmerman and Coy L. May, The 2-groups of odd strong symmetric genus, Journal of Algebra and its Applications 9 (No.3, 2010), 465–481.
Jay Zimmerman and Coy L. May, The groups of symmetric genus s < 8, Communications in Algebra 36 (No. 11, 2008), 4078–4095.
Jay Zimmerman and Coy L. May, The symmetric genus of groups of odd order, Houston Journal of Mathematics 34 (2008), 319–338.
Jay Zimmerman and Ge Han, Predicting Demand for the Carroll Area Transit Authority, The UMAP (Undergraduate Mathematics Applications) Journal 27 (No. 1, 2006).
Jay Zimmerman, Portraits of groups, Conference Proceedings of Bridges London: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music, and Science, (2006), 131–134.
Jay Zimmerman and Coy L. May, The groups of strong symmetric genus four, Houston Journal of Mathematics 31 (2005), 21–35.
Department of Mathematics
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Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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