Information
for Postgraduate Students
Research in
graph theory and design theory is being undertaken by mathematicians around the
world, and many interesting unsolved problems are under investigation. I
collaborate with colleagues in the
Topics in
these areas are available for PhD, Honours and
Masters students and for Vacation Scholars. If you
have your own topic or interest, feel free to discuss it with me.
Scholarships
and/or Scholarship top-ups are available for projects in certain areas.
For more details
of my research, you may wish to look at my publication
list.
Information
on postgraduate programs, enrolment, scholarships, etc can be accessed from the
School of Mathematics and Phyics Homepage, and information on scholarships in
particular can be accessed at the UQ scholarships website.
Current PhD Students:
William
Pettersson
Decomposing complete
graphs into cycles of given lengths
Past Phd Students:
Geoff
Martin (graduated 2011)
Some
results on decompositions of circulant graphs and embeddings of partial cycle systems.
Robert
Brier (graduated 2008)
Topics in graph decompositions and related algebras.
Daniel
Horsley (graduated 2008)
Some
results on Steiner Triple Systems and Cycle Decompositions.
Melinda
Buchanan (graduated 2007)
Embedding, existence and completion problems for Latin squares.
Matt Dean
(graduated 2006)
On Hamilton cycles and Hamilton cycle decompositions of graphs based on
groups.