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Joshua E. Ducey
Email:
jducey21@ufl.edu
Welcome to my homepage. I am a graduate teaching assistant in
the
Department of Mathematics at the University of Florida. Below
you
can
find pertinent course information and more about me.
Current
Teaching:
Spring 2011 -- On fellowship.
Research:
I am one of the "algebra" students, working under the guidance of Dr. Peter Sin. My research area is group representation theory. I am especially interested in applications of this theory to other areas of mathematics. For example, in the preprint below representation-theoretic techniques are used to attack a problem in incidence geometry.
- The Elementary Divisors of the Incidence Matrix of Skew Lines in PG(3,q); by Andries E. Brouwer, Joshua E. Ducey and Peter Sin; arXiv:math/1103.0062v1
Talks:
- Colloquium talk given at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, James Madison University, March 14 2011 pdf
- Given at conference on Designs, Codes, and Geometries at University of Delaware, March 30 2010 pdf
Personal:
What
I did this summer
(2005)
Portfolio:
I am on the job market. Have a look at my
Some Good Links (mostly math related):
Wikipedia's
great
math section
mathworld
planetmath
Wolfram Alpha -- a "computational knowledge engine"
ScienceNews -- they have a weekly math article
guide
to math in movies
BIG
numbers
a
guide
for
teaching mathematics
opinions
of
Doron Zeilberger
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