Posts tagged: publication

What is the minimum number of links that you need to connect 4 computers in a wired network? 3.

For the past couple of years my colleagues and I organize a session at the JMM (Joint Mathematics Meeting). For the past couple of years that I've been in Canada I traveled back to US several times...

I recently participated at the Fields Medal Symposium held at the Fields Institute in Toronto, in honour of Martin Hairer, one of the recipients of the medal in 2014. His work revolves around...

My first solo paper "Existence of a Not Necessarily Symmetric Matrix with Given Distinct Eigenvalues and Graph" got published in Journal of Linear Algebra and its Applications, yesterday. It took it...

We started the project in Graduate Research Workshop in Combinatorics (Rocky Mountain Great Plains GRWC) in summer 2014, hosted by University of Denver and University of Colorado Denver. Two weeks of...

If you know about my work, you know that for the past several years I've been working on a special type of problems called structured inverse eigenvalue problems (or SIEP's for short). Well, I mainly...

If you have a prime number $p$ (other than two and five) then the last digit of $p$ is 1, 3, 7, or 9. If for some reason we believe that prime numbers are randomly distributed (after all, the last...

I went to several talks and meetings in the past few days, and I am going to talk about some of them, but first let me start with some predicting game:

Ehssan Khanmohammadi and I just submitted a paper on inverse eigenvalue problems for infinite graphs. Essentially we proved that for a given bounded set $\Lambda$ and an infinite graph $G$ on...

Dmitry Ryabogin from Kent State University gave two talks today here at UCalgray. The first talk was about convex bodies with congruent projections. You can read about it here: PDF. And their recent...

We (Sudipta Mallik and I) just submitted our paper on the "Spectral characterization of matchings in graphs". It is based on our previous work on "Construction of real skew-symmetric matrices from...

> This is the hand the student of anxiety is dealt. But he can pick only one card. The existentialist’s anxiety, the psychoanalyst’s anxiety, and the anxieties of theologians, sociologists, and...

> Mathematics has a reputation for objectivity. But without real-world infinite objects upon which to base abstractions, mathematical truth becomes, to some extent, a matter of opinion. The choice...

I got hired at Western Illinois University as a visiting assistant professor and I'll start my job mid August.

So, the last days of living in Laramie and here are a few things happening:

Today, I'm going to Snowbird, UT, to participate in an Mathematics Research Communities 2014 workshop, where I'll learn about algebraic and geometric approaches in neuroscience. Here is the link:...

30 pages for the new paper. Almost done.

These days I'm working hard to finish writing my dissertation. I put an average of 12 hours a day in. It's started looking nice. One more chapter to write, then doing final edits, putting codes in,...

Gilbert Strang talking about his favorite topic at the Joint Math Meeting 2014, Baltimore, MD.

I took a selfie with Farhad Jafari, our department head, on the stage after he hooded me.

> Permanent & Determinant: Non-identical Twins > Tuesday, May 20, 2014 > > The determinant is undoubtedly the most important polynomial function in mathematics. Its lesser known sibling, the...

Algebra, Combinatorics, and Number Theory Seminar Ross Hall 247 3:10pm, Tuesday, 29 April 2014