Ryan R. Martin
rymartin@iastate.edu
I am an Associate Professor at Iowa State University.
My fields of interest are extremal and probabilistic combinatorics and graph theory.
The MIGHTY LIII graph theory conference is coming to ISU September 28-29, 2012.
Math 608 Students: M608: Extremal Graph Theory page and PDF of notes.
Research docs (PDF): CV Research Statement Publications and Talks
Latest preprints (PDF):
  • Induced saturation number, with J. J. Smith, submitted.
  • Multicolor and directed edit distance, with M. Axenovich, submitted.
  • On the computation of edit distance functions, submitted.
  • On the edit distance from K2,t-free graphs, with T. McKay, submitted.
  • The edit distance function and symmetrization, submitted.
  • Tiling tripartite graphs with 3-colorable graphs: The extreme case, with Y. Zhao, submitted.
  • Q2-free families in the Boolean lattice, with M. Axenovich and J. Manske, Order, to appear.
  • Lower bounds for identifying codes in some infinite grids,
    with B. Stanton, Electronic Journal of Combinatorics 17(1) (2010) Research Paper 119, 16pp.
  • See also, B. Stanton's paper:
  • Other materials:
  • Discrete Mathematics at Iowa State: Brochure in PDF.
  • Click for the Extremal Graph Theory Page (including topic list) and Syllabus.
  • See my small world talk at Millersville University.
  • Current and former students.

  • E-mail address: rymartin@iastate.edu
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    Spring 2012 SCHEDULE (Tentative)
      M T W Θ F
    9am   Class Preparation
    428 Carver
      Class Preparation
    428 Carver
     
    10am Office Hours
    428 Carver
    Class Preparation
    428 Carver
    AMS Sectional Committee
    390 Carver
       
    11am Untenured Review Committee
    390 Carver
    M608: Extremal Graph Theory
    1220 Howe
    Research Meeting (TJM)
    428 Carver
    M608: Extremal Graph Theory
    1220 Howe
     
    12pm Search Committee
    390 Carver
    Res. Mtg. (SB)
    492 Carver
      Search Committee
    390 Carver
    Res. Mtg.
    428 Carver
         
    1pm ECpE Seminar
    3043 ECpE Addition
    Discrete Math
    Seminar

    401 Carver
    Probability Seminar
    282 Carver
    Research Meeting (JJS)
    428 Carver
    2pm Research Meeting (LJK)
    428 Carver
    Office Hours
    428 Carver
    Research Meeting (CSP)
    428 Carver
    Office Hours
    428 Carver
     
    3pm Research Meeting (MY)
    428 Carver
           
    4pm   Colloquium
    268 Carver
         
    M Feb 6, 1:10-2pm ECpE Seminar: "Vertex identifying codes and random graphs" 3043 ECpE Addition
    M Feb 7, 1:10-2pm Discrete Math Seminar: "More on vertex identifying codes and related parameters" 401 Carver
    W Feb 22, 1:10-2pm Probability Seminar: "Lovász' local lemma" 282 Carver
    F Feb 2, 9-9:50pm Substitute for MATH 165 2055 Hoover
    M Feb 5, 9-9:50pm Substitute for MATH 165 2055 Hoover
    T Mar 27 F Mar 30 Visit by Maria Axenovich  
    Su Apr 8 F Apr 13 UCD Seminar, title TBA Denver, CO
    M June 18 Θ June 21 SIAM Conference on Discrete Mathematics Halifax, NS, Canada
    F Sep 28 Sa Sep 29 MIGHTY LIII Ames, IA
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    A man would make but a sorry chemist if he attended to that department of human knowledge alone.  If your wish is to become really a man of science and not merely a petty experimentalist, I should advise you to apply every branch of natural philosophy, including mathematics.

    -- Mary Shelley, Frankenstein



    Ryan Martin's Web Page / Revised 04 February 2012.