University of Pittsburgh: Jason Fulman

My main research interests are algebraic combinatorics and probability, more precisely random matrix theory and the mathematics of shuffling.
Three recent publications:

J. Fulman and R. Guralnick, Derangements in simple and primitive groups, to appear in Durham 2001 Conference on Groups, Geometry, and Combinatorics
J. Fulman, Random matrix theory over finite fields, Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, Volume 39, Number 1, pages 51-85, 2002.
J. Fulman, Applications of the Brauer complex: card shuffling, permutation statistics, and dynamical systems, Journal of Algebra 243, pages 96-122, 2001.



	Jason Fulman PhD, Harvard University Assistant Professor Algebraic combinatorics, probability Thackeray 514. Tel: 412-624-2314 Email: fulman@math.pitt.edu Personal home page

Research	My main research interests are algebraic combinatorics and probability, more precisely random matrix theory and the mathematics of shuffling. Three recent publications: J. Fulman and R. Guralnick, Derangements in simple and primitive groups, to appear in Durham 2001 Conference on Groups, Geometry, and Combinatorics J. Fulman, Random matrix theory over finite fields, Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, Volume 39, Number 1, pages 51-85, 2002. J. Fulman, Applications of the Brauer complex: card shuffling, permutation statistics, and dynamical systems, Journal of Algebra 243, pages 96-122, 2001.
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