Jeremy L. Martin
Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics
University of Kansas
405 Snow Hall
1460 Jayhawk Boulevard
Lawrence, KS 66045-7523
Office: 623 Snow Hall
Phone: (785) 864-7114
Department fax: (785) 864-5255
Office hours for Spring 2010: Tue/Wed, 11:00-12:00
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Fun Stuff
Spring 2010 courses
Future teaching plans
- In Fall 2010, I will teach Math 223 (Vector Calculus) and Math 824
(Algebraic Combinatorics).
Websites for past courses
To prevent indiscriminate automated downloads, I have taken offline
all old course materials except for main webpages and syllabi. Until I
figure out how to make course materials available for legitimate use,
please send me an e-mail if you want to access any of it.
- Math 141
(Honors Calculus I), Fall 2009
- Math 409 and Math 410
(Geometry and History for Secondary and Middle School Teachers), Spring 2009
- Math 996
(Topics in Combinatorics -- Coxeter Groups), Fall 2008
- Math 796
(Topics in Algebraic Combinatorics), Spring 2008
- Math 141
(Honors Calculus I), Fall 2007
- Math 223
(Vector Calculus), Spring 2007
- Math 290
(Elementary Linear Algebra), Fall 2006
- Math 996
(Topics in Combinatorial Commutative Algebra), Fall 2006
- Math 725
(Graph Theory), Spring 2006
- Math 141
(Honors Calculus I), Fall 2005
Mathematics Competitions
Reference letters
- If I have agreed to write a letter of recommendation for you, please read
this page.
My research is in combinatorics, algebraic geometry, discrete geometry, and computational commutative algebra.
I especially like topics in which these fields intersect, including configuration varieties
(such as picture spaces of graphs, and Grassmannian, flag, and Schubert varieties), simplicial
complexes, Coxeter groups, hyperplane arrangements, Stanley-Reisner theory,
matroids, and Gröbner bases. I am always
happy when combinatorial techniques can be used to solve problems from other
areas of pure or applied mathematics.
If you are not a professional mathematician, but
you are wondering just what all that is about, here is a more detailed description
of my research publications, explained in plain English (still under construction).
My current research
Combinatorics at KU
Miscellaneous research links
Trivia
Mathematics at KU
Mathematics organizations
Mathematical encyclopedias and references
Free mathematical software
- Macaulay
and Macaulay 2
(computational commutative algebra and algebraic geometry)
- Polymake
(convex polyhedra and finite simplicial complexes)
Other math resources on the Web
Last updated Wed 1/13/10
