Ph.D. Students
 
 
Current
Tian Liang, PhD Candidate, Penn.
Interests: Algebraic and Geometric Combinatorics.
Meesue Yoo, PhD Candidate, Penn.
Interests: Algebraic Combinatorics.
 
 
Former
Dr. Mahir Can, PhD, Penn, May 2006.
Thesis: "Nabla Operator and Combinatorial
Aspects of Atiyah-Bott Lefschetz Theorem".
Interests: Algebraic and Geometric Combinatorics, Algebraic Geometry.
Current Position: Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Western Ontario.
Email: mcan at uwo.ca
Dr. Sarah Mason, PhD, Penn, May 2006.
Thesis: "Nonsymmetric Schur Functions".
Interests: Algebraic and Enumerative Combinatorics, Combinatorial Representation Theory.
Current Position:
Tenure-track Assistant Prof. of Math., Davidson College, and NSF Postdoctoral Fellow.
Dr. Fred Butler, PhD, Penn, May 2004.
Thesis: "Cycle-Counting
q-Rook Theory and other Generalizations of Classical Rook Theory".
Interests: Algebraic and Enumerative Combinatorics.
Current Position: Instructor, University of Baltimore.
Email: fbutler2 at gmail.com
Dr. Chunwei Song, PhD, Penn, May 2004.
Thesis: "Combinatorial Theory
of q,t-Schroder Polynomials, Parking Functions and Trees".
Interests: Algebraic and Enumerative Combinatorics, Graph Theory.
Current Position: Tenure-Track Assistant Prof. of Math.,
PKU (Beijing University).
Email: csong at math.pku.edu.cn
Masters Students
Mirko Visontai, Masters degree, Penn, July 2007.
Thesis:
Investigations of Graph Polynomials.
(Mirko is now in the Penn Ph. D. program.)
Kendra Nelsen, Masters degree, Penn, May 2005.
Thesis:
A New Interpretation of the Cocharge Statistic.
Jaren Smith, Masters degree, Penn, July 2004.
Thesis:
The q,t-Catalan Numbers .
Dan Cain, Masters degree, Penn, December
2003.
Thesis:
Rook Theory and Matchings:
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