Discrete Mathematics
The discrete mathematics group consists of Richard Anstee,  Joel Friedman, Andrew Rechnitzer, Jozsef Solymosi, Steph van Willigenburg.

Others in the department whose research connects to discerte mathematics include Omer Angel, Jim Bryan, Izabella Laba, Brian Marcus, Zinovy Reichstein, Lior Silberman.
 
 

Discrete Mathematics Courses 2011-2012


Term 1 MATH 340: Introduction to Linear Programming R. Anstee
Term 1 MATH 342: Algebra Coding Theory and Cryptography L. Silberman
Term 1 MATH 443: Graph Theory
 J. Solymosi
Term 1 MATH 503: Discrete Mathematics
 J. Solymosi
Term 2 MATH 309: Topics in Geometry
 J. Solymosi
Term 2
 MATH 340: Introduction to Linear Programming R. Anstee
Term 2
 MATH 340: Introduction to Linear Programming S. van Willigenburg
Term 2 MATH 342: Algebra Coding Theory and Cryptography Z. Reichstein
Term 2 MATH 616: Topics in Discrete Mathematics
 S. van Willigenburg

The outline for the Graduate Course Math 503: Discrete Mathematics.

 
Seminar

The focus of this seminar will be to give talks in discrete maths accessible to grad students that introduce the speaker's subject, before moving onto their specific area and closing on open problems in that area.

2011-2012
Place: MATX 1102 (Term 1) MATH 126  (Term 2)
Time: Tuesday, 4-5pm
Details: Please look at the Events page here.

 If you would like to speak or suggest a speaker please email andrewr (at math splotch ubc splotch ca)




last modified August 2011.