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University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Derrick Stolee

Graduate Teaching Assistant and Ph.D. Student

Derrick Stolee, Ph.D Student

Contact Information

  • Office: Avery 336
    Office Phone: 402-472-8176
    Office Hours for 150A: T 3:00-5:00 in Student Resource Center
    Office Hours for 361: R 3:00-5:00 in Avery 336
  • Email: s-dstolee1@math.unl.edu

Research

Under the umbrella of Graph Theory and Complexity Theory, research includes complexity in planar graphs, linear algebra techniques for a variety of problems, isomorphism techniques in design theory, algebraic geometry techniques for combinatorial problems, and probabilistic models of network flow.

Curriculum Vitae

Papers

Presentations

Software

  • PDFtoBook (Download) - Rearrange pages of a PDF to make foldable booklets.
  • Pacman (Download) - A multi-agent environment of the classic arcade game. Built for class competitions!
  • VisualSATSolver (Download) - A graphical interpretation of the search tree of a SAT problem.

Teaching

Study Guides

  • Calculus and Analytic Geometry II [Exam 1 - Exam 2 - Exam 3]
  • Algebra Qualification Exam [ PDF - TeX ]
  • Analysis Qualification Exam [ PDF - TeX ]
  • Combinatorics [ PDF - TeX ]
  • Graph Theory [ PDF - TeX ]
  • CS Theory Qualification Exam [ PDF - TeX ]
  • Systems Qualification Exam [ PDF - TeX ]
Derrick Stolee
Derrick is a graduate student in the Joint Mathematics and Computer Science Ph.D. program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Research areas include Graph Theory, Graph Algorithms, and Computational Complexity.