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Name: William J. Martin Position: Professor Office: SH305A Department: Mathematical Sciences Affiliated Appointments: Computer Science, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Institution: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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My Google Scholar page lists most of my papers (and some phantom items) either in reverse chronological order (click "Year" at the top) or by number of citations.
The following lists are out of date: A few of my papers and preprints. And some talks I've given.
Here is an incomplete list of WPI MQPs (i.e., undergraduate theses) that I have advised or co-advised. Ocassionally, I add some ideas for potential future MQPs to this list.
Here is draft of my PowerPoint presentation on codes and the compact disc. I used it for many years, mainly aimed at undergraduates who have seen basic linear algebra and have some imagination.
If you are interested in more general things, you may want to read about my teaching, including courses taught and pedagogical discussions.
For kids who want to have fun with math, here is my page for cool links to wonderful math stuff. I have finally transported my Modular Arithmetic Calculator from Winnipeg to Worcester. It still needs plenty of work, but it's useful for calculations by students such as those working in cryptography.
2023 CV, in PDF format.
I am on the Steering Committee for the Northeast Combinatorics Network (NCN). We help universities in the northeast USA host Discrete Math Day, each of which is a one-day research conference in combinatorics. We also coordinate Summer Combo in Vermont.