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Name: William J. Martin Position: Professor Department: Mathematical Sciences Institution: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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My papers and preprints. And some recent talks I've given.
I am a member of WPI's Cryptography and Information Security (CRIS) Research Laboratory.
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 a recent draft of my PowerPoint presentation on codes and the compact disc. It's 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.
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.
November 2010 CV, in PDF format.
Rocky Mountain Mathematics Consortium Summer School 2013 Algebraic Graph Theory, Laramie Wyoming June 17-28, 2013.
Algebraic Combinatorics: Spectral Graph Theory, Erdos-Ko-Rado Theorems and Quantum Information Theory . A conference to celebrate the work of Chris Godsil, June 23-27, 2014
Here is a longer list of some upcoming conferences, as well as some recent conferences that I have been involved with.