Jeff Remmel’s Home Page

I am a professor of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of California at San Diego.

I am also currently serving as the Associate Dean of the Division of Physical Sciences.

Address   Research Interests

Jeff Remmel                                                                  Combinatorics: Algebraic and Enumerative Combinatorics

Department of Mathematics                                            Logic: Computability Theory, Computable Algebra and Model Theory

University of California at San Diego Computer Science: Knowledge Representation Theory,

La Jolla, CA 92093-0112 Nonmonotonic Logic, Complexity Theory

Hybrid Control

jremmel@ucsd.edu

Vita   List of publications

Me with some of my former Ph.D. students at 2006 FPSAC.

From left to right Tamsen Whitehead, Jeff Remmel, Manda Riehl, Jeff Liese, Brian Miceli,

Karen Briggs, Joaquin Carbonara, Jeniffer Wagner, Mark Shimozono

Preliminary Copy of a book by Tony Mendes and Jeff Remmel on

Symmetric Functions and Generating Functions for Permutations and Words.

Book

Here is an in introduction to rook theory.

Rook Theory Notes 1

Teaching

Math 262A Topics in Combinatorial Mathematics

(Fall 2011)

MW 4:00-5:20PM 7421 APM

This course will focus on the combinatorics of symmetric functions and quasisymmetric functions

and their applications to representation theory and enumerative combinatorics.

References:

Symmetric Functions and Hall Polynomials by I.G. Macdonald, Clarendon Press

Enumerative Combinatorics, volume 2 by R.P. Stanley, Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics

Lecture on Symmetric Functions and Permutation Enumeration 1