Ryan Martin's Web Page

Ryan R. Martin
rymartin@iastate.edu

	I am a professor at Iowa State University and Editor-in-Chief of the journal Order, published by Springer. My fields of interest are extremal poset theory, graph theory and extremal and probabilistic combinatorics. My research is partially supported by a grant from the Simons Foundation (#353292) M165: Blackboard, Syllabus, Objectives, Past Exams M304: Blackboard Documents (PDF): CV, Publications Discrete Mathematics cluster: Steve Butler, Leslie Hogben, Bernard Lidický, me, Sung-Yell Song, Michael Young
	Latest preprints (PDF): Edit Distance Survey: The edit distance in graphs: methods, results and generalizations, Recent Trends in Combinatorics, 31--62, IMA Vol. Math. Appl., 159, Springer, Cham, 2016. A note on the size of N-free families, with S. Walker, submitted. An asymptotic multipartite Kühn-Osthus theorem, with R. Mycroft and J. Skokan, submitted. Regular colorings and factors of regular graphs, with A. Bernshteyn, O. Khormali, J. Rollin, D. Rorabaugh, S. Shan and A. Uzzell, submitted. Polychromatic colorings on the hypercube, with J. Goldwasser, B. Lidický, D. Offner, J. Talbot and M. Young, submitted.
On the edit distance of powers of cycles, with Zh. Berikkyzy and C. Peck, submitted. Asymptotic multipartite version of the Alon-Yuster theorem, with J. Skokan, submitted. On the approximate shape of degree sequences that are not potentially H-graphic, with C. Erbes, M. Ferrara and P. Wenger, submitted. On the path separation number of graphs, with J. Balogh, B. Csaba and A. Pluhár, to appear in Discrete Applied Mathematics. Rainbow arithmetic progressions, with S. Butler, C. Erickson, L. Hogben, K. Hogenson, L. Kramer, R.L. Kramer, J.C.-H. Lin, D. Stolee, N. Warnberg and M. Young, to appear in Journal of Combinatorics.
Other materials: Current and former students. Discrete Math seminar page (maintained by Bernard Lidický).

E-mail address: rymartin@iastate.edu

Office:	428 Carver Hall	Mailing Address (ISU):
Phone#:	515-294-1282	DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 396 CARVER HALL 411 MORRILL ROAD AMES, IOWA 50011-2014
ISU Math Office#:	515-294-1752
ISU Math Fax#:	515-294-5454

Fall 2016 Schedule
	M	T	W	Θ	F
9am		cross-campus travel		cross-campus travel
9am		MATH 304 Sweeney 1126 9:30-10:50		MATH 304 Sweeney 1126 9:30-10:50
10am		MATH 304 Sweeney 1126 9:30-10:50		MATH 304 Sweeney 1126 9:30-10:50	Office Hours Carver 428 10:00-11:20
11am		cross-campus travel		cross-campus travel	Office Hours Carver 428 10:00-11:20
11am
12n
12n	cross-campus travel	cross-campus travel		cross-campus travel	cross-campus travel
1pm	MATH 165 Sweeney 1126 1:10-2:00	MATH 165 Sweeney 1126 1:10-2:00		MATH 165 Sweeney 1126 1:10-2:00	MATH 165 Sweeney 1126 1:10-2:00
2pm	cross-campus travel	cross-campus travel		cross-campus travel	cross-campus travel
		Discrete Math Seminar Carver 401 2:15-3:00
	Office Hours Carver 428 2:40-4:00	Discrete Math Seminar Carver 401 2:15-3:00		Research Meeting (SW) Carver 428 2:40-4:00
3pm	Office Hours Carver 428 2:40-4:00			Research Meeting (SW) Carver 428 2:40-4:00
4pm		Colloquium Carver 204 4:10-5:00		Department Meeting Carver 018 4:10-5:00

Tentative Spring 2017 Schedule
	M	T	W	Θ	F
9am
10am	MATH 606 Carver 160		MATH 606 Carver 160		MATH 606 Carver 160
11am
12n
1pm
2pm		Discrete Math Seminar Carver 401
3pm
4pm		Colloquium Carver 204		Department Meeting Carver TBA

Apr 16-17, AMS Spring Central Sectional Meeting #1120, Special Session on Probabilistic and Extremal Combinatorics, Talk: The edit distance of powers of cycles, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND
Mar 06-11, Visit to University of Illinois, Talk: Rainbow arithmetic progressions, Champaign, IL
May 09-10, PhD dissertation defense: Dr. Michael Szestopalow. Seminar talk: On the edit distance of powers of cycles, University of Waterloo, Canada
Jun 06-10, SIAM Conference on Discrete Mathematics (DM16), Talk: The edit distance of powers of cycles, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Jun 10-16, Working group on PoSat, University of Colorado-Denver
Jul 17-29, Graduate Research Workshop in Combinatorics, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY
Sep 14-17, Workshop on Order and Geometry, Gułtowy Palace near Poznań, Poland
Sep 24-25, Fall Eastern Sectional Meeting #1121, Special Session on New Developments in Graphs and Hypergraphs, Talk: An asymptotic multipartite Kühn-Osthus theorem, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME
Oct 28-30, Fall Central Sectional Meeting #1123, Special Session on Extremal and Probabilistic Combinatorics, Talk: An asymptotic multipartite Kühn-Osthus theorem, University of St. Thomas (Minneapolis campus), Minneapolis, MN
Nov 13, Fall Southeastern Sectional Meeting #1124, Special Session on Graphs, Hypergraphs and Set Systems, Talk: An asymptotic multipartite Kühn-Osthus theorem, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
Wed-Sat Jan 04-07	Joint Mathematics Meetings	Hyatt Regency & Marriott Marquis, Atlanta, GA
Sat-Sun Apr 01-02	Fall Central Sectional Meeting #1127 Special Session on Extremal Problems in Graphs, Hypergraphs and Other Combinatorial Structures	University of Indiana, Bloomington, IN
Fri-Sun Apr 07-09	Graduate Student Combinatorics Conference	University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
May 15-Jul 07, 2017	Summer Session I
Sun-Sat Jun 11-17	Mathematics Research Communities: Beyond Planarity: Crossing Numbers of Graphs Deadline for funding: March 01, 2016	Snowbird Resort, Utah
Mon-Fri Jun 12-16	CanaDAM: 6th biennial Canadian Discrete and Algorithmic Mathematics Conference	Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada
Jun 12-Aug 04, 2017	Summer Session II
Sun-Fri Jul 08-22	Graduate Research Workshop in Combinatorics	University of Colorado-Denver and University of Denver, Denver, CO
Jul 24-28	ILAS 2017: Connections 2017 Meeting of the International Linear Algebra Society Abstracts Due: March 01 Early Registration Ends: April 30	Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Sun-Sat May 20-Jun 02, 2018	GRWC 2018	Iowa State University, Ames, IA

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Discrete Math Seminar

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 15 Nov 2016.