Research in Mathematics and Statistics at UT Martin

Many of the UT Martin mathematics and statistics faculty members are active in research.  Some current areas include:

Chris Caldwell (*) computational prime number theory   Mickey Dunlap (*) bootstrapping, Edgeworth expansion, regression   Steve Elliott (*) simple homotopy theory   Matthew Harvey (*) algebraic topology (especially orbifolds)   Sarah Holliday (*) combinatorics, graph theory, design theory, decompositions of graphs

Louis Kolitsch (*) number theory / partition theory (specifically Frobenius partitions) Stephanie Kolitsch (*) approximations in p-adic fields Desireé McCullough (*) ranking and selection procedures Birnbaum-Saunders fatigue life distribution statistical computing/consulting John Schommer (*) set-theoretic topology

Listed below are web pages associated with the academic interests of some of the UT Martin mathematics faculty.

• The Prime Pages, prime number research, records and resources (Curios, Glossary, Mersenne Primes...).
• The Graphing Calculator at UTMartin
• Spreadsheets, Mathematics, Science, and Statistics Education
• The Topology Atlas, a global village in topology
• A simple online TEX to HTML "washer"
• Interactive Graph Theory Tutorials