New UCSD Publications: Math/CSE

Recent publications from UCSD faculty in the Department of Mathematics (Division of Physical Sciences) and Department of Computer Sciences & Engineering (Jacobs School of Engineering).

A spectral Turan theorem
Chung F
COMBINATORICS PROBABILITY & COMPUTING 14 (5-6): 755-767 SEP-NOV 2005

Inference and analysis of haplotypes from combined genotyping studies deposited in dbSNP
Zaitlen NA, Kang HM, Feolo ML, Sherry ST, Halperin E, Eskin E
GENOME RESEARCH 15 (11): 1594-1600 NOV 2005

Torsion subgroups of Brauer groups and extensions of constant local degree for global function fields
Popescu CD
JOURNAL OF NUMBER THEORY 115 (1): 27-44 NOV 2005

Toric degenerations and Batyrev-Borisov duality
Gross M
MATHEMATISCHE ANNALEN 333 (3): 645-688 NOV 2005

A pivoting strategy for symmetric tridiagonal matrices
Bunch JR, Marcia RF
NUMERICAL LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH APPLICATIONS 12 (9): 911-922 NOV 2005

Bootstrap hypothesis testing in regression models
Paparoditis E, Politis DN
STATISTICS & PROBABILITY LETTERS 74 (4): 356-365 OCT 15 2005
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Directory of Grad Research (ACS)

American Chemical Society’s Directory of Graduate Research is now free online, with major enhancements to improve searching. This is an excellent resource for undergrads who want to identify potential graduate programs.

DGRweb is ACS’s searchable database of US/Canada graduate research instututions and faculty in chemistry and chemical engineering. You can search institutions or faculty by name or location. Additional faculty searches include research area, gender, academic rank and keyword searching on specific research and theses.