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Research Interests:
CV Publications
Extremal combinatorics, algebraic and probabilistic methods in combinatorics, Ramsey theory,
graph theory, combinatorial geometry, and applications of combinatorics to computer science.
PhD Students:
Andrey Grinshpun
László Miklós Lovász
Fan Wei
Yufei Zhao
Co-Authors:
MIT Combinatorics Seminar
Eyal Ackerman,
Mike Albertson,
Boris Alexeev,
Noga Alon,
Eli Berger,
Krzysztof Choromanski,
Maria Chudnovsky,
David Conlon,
Dan Cranston,
Matt DeVos,
Zednek Dvorak,
Fabrizio Frati,
William Gasarch,
Ron Graham,
Andrey Grinshpun,
Mikhail Gromov,
David G. Harris,
Veselin Jungic,
Peter Keevash,
Daniel J. Kleitman,
Vincent Lafforgue,
Choongbum Lee,
Kathy Lin,
Anita Liebenau,
Martin Loebl,
Po-Shen Loh,
László Miklós Lovász,
Mohammad Mahdian,
Jessica McDonald,
Bojan Mohar,
Assaf Naor,
Jaroslav Nesetril,
János Pach,
Yury Person,
Rom Pinchasi,
Rados Radoicic,
Diego Scheide,
Alex Scott,
Paul Seymour,
Benny Sudakov,
Andrew Suk,
Tibor Szabo,
Stephan Thomasse,
Csaba D. Tóth,
Douglas Ulrich,
Samuel Zbarsky
and
Yufei Zhao.
Teaching:
18.318 - Probabilistic Methods in Combinatorics (Spring 2014)
18.304 - Undergraduate Seminar in Discrete Mathematics (Spring 2014)
18.316 - Seminar in Combinatorics (Fall 2013)
18.318 - Topics in Combinatorics: Geometric Graph Theory (Spring 2013)
18.315 - Combinatorial Theory - Extremal Combinatorics (Fall 2011)
18.997 - Probabilistic Methods in Combinatorics (Spring 2011)
MAT 307 - Combinatorics (Spring 2009)
Slides:
Induced Ramsey-type theorems
Density theorems for bipartite graphs and related Ramsey-type results
Hannah and David
E-mail: fox [@] math [dot] mit [dot] edu
Office: E17-316
Last updated 02/10/15.