Thesis Students

  1. Marie Jameson '07, Voting paradoxes caused by dropping candidates in an election.

  2. Masanori Koyama '07, A decimation-in-frequency fast Fourier transform for the symmetric group.

  3. Tristan Brand '06, A fast Fourier transform for the symmetric group.

  4. Zajj Daugherty '05, An algebraic approach to voting theory.

  5. Eric Malm '05, Decimation-in-frequency FFTs for the symmetric group. [2005 Chavin Prize]

  6. Melissa Banister '04, Separating sets for the alternating and dihedral groups.

  7. Will Chang '04, Image processing with wreath products. [2004 Chavin Prize]

  8. Nate Eldredge '03, An eigenspace approach to isotypic projections for data on binary trees.

  9. Matthew Macauley '03, Braids and juggling patterns. [2003 Chavin Prize]

  10. David Uminsky '03, Generalized spectral analysis for large sets of approval voting data.

  11. Elizabeth Norton '01, Data compression on the symmetric group.

Research Students

  1. Richard Bowen '10, Bob Chen '10, Hendrik Orem '09, and Martijn Van Schaardenburg '10, Fast matrix multiplication, Summer 2008.

  2. Brad Froehle and Marie Jameson '07, Fourier analysis on finite groups, Summer 2006 (Claremont REU).

  3. Mike Hansen '07, Algebraic voting theory, Summer 2006.

  4. Masanori Koyama '07, Irreducible graphs, Summer 2005.

  5. Alex Eustis '06 and Gregory Minton '08, Algebraic voting theory, Summer 2005.

  6. Zajj Daugherty '05, Algebraic aspects of voting theory, Summer 2004.

  7. Mike Hansen '07, Algebraic aspects of combinatorial landscapes, Summer 2004.

  8. Marshall Pierce '06, Linear complexity: theory and applications, Summer 2004.

  9. Moana Evans '06 and Julijana Gjorgjieva '06, Algorithms for noncommutative harmonic analysis, Summer 2003.

  10. Grant Clifford '04, Group theoretical methods for voting theory, Summer 2003.

  11. Ruben Arenas '05 and Nate Eldredge '03, An eigenspace approach to computing fast Fourier transforms for the symmetric group, Summer 2002.

  12. David Uminsky '03, A spectral analysis approach to analyzing voting data, Summer 2002.