Activities. In August 2024 I spoke at an Invited Paper Session on Matching and Labelings in Graphs at MAA (Mathematical Association of America) MathFest in Indianapolis, Indiana. In July 2024 I participated in the workshop Graph Theory: structural properties, labelings, and connections to applications at the American Institute of Mathematics in Pasadena, California.

Instructor: David Galvin All information about this course, and all weekly problem sets, can be found on an Overleaf project at https://www.overleaf.com/read/sjxkpgrkyctc . It should be …

4: David Galvin(@) and Prasad Tetali, Slow mixing of Glauber dynamics for the hard-core model on the hypercube, Proceedings of the fifteenth annual ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms (SODA) (2004), 459–460

David Galvin's Research My research is in discrete probability, combinatorics and graph theory; in particular, extremal enumerative problems, set partitions, and the applications of combinatorial ideas to the study of phase transitions in statistical physics models and long-range correlations in discrete random structures.

Instructor: David Galvin All basic information about this course, and all homework, quizzes, exams and supplementary material, can be found on an Overleaf project at https://www.overleaf.com/read/zsfwktphhwhn .

Instructor: David Galvin, 136 Hayes-Healy (dgalvin1 at nd.edu). Note that Sakai offers a ``contact the instructor'' option, but you will have no success getting in touch with me through this, as I don't check it with any regularity.

I would like to visit all 50 US states; my tally is currently at 48. Some colleagues have pointed out that a visit to a state shouldn't really count unless it involves a talk; so I'm also working towards giving a mathematical talk in all 50 states.

David Galvin September 3, 2009 Abstract We de ne the notion of an ultra lter on a set, and present three applications. The rst is an alternative presentation of the Banach limit of a bounded sequence. The second is a proof of Arrow’s Theorem, with an …

David Galvin's Teaching. University of Notre Dame. Courses listed chronologically: Spring 2022, Math 20860 (Honors Calculus IV) Fall 2021, Math 20850 (Honors Calculus III) Fall 2021, Math 30210 (Introduction to Operations Research) Spring 2021, Math 20860 (Honors Calculus IV)

2020年1月31日 · Instructor: David Galvin, 136 Hayes-Healy (dgalvin1 at nd.edu). Note that Sakai offers a ``contact the instructor'' option, but you will have no success getting in touch with me through this, as I don't check it with any regularity.