David Galvin
Assistant Professor
B.A., Peterhouse, University of Cambridge, 1995
Ph.D., Rutgers University, 2002
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dgalvin1@nd.edu |
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248 Hayes-Healy |
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(574) 631-4181 |
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(574) 631-6579 |
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For additional information see David Galvin's Personal Page.
Research Interests
My research is in discrete probability, combinatorics and graph theory; in particular, the applications of combinatorial ideas to the study of phase transitions in statistical physics models, the efficiency of algorithms in theoretical computer science, and long-range correlations in discrete random structures.
Selected Publications
- D. Galvin, Bounding the partition function of spin systems, Electronic Journal of Combinatorics 13 (2006), R72.
- D. Galvin and P. Tetali, Clow mixing of Glauber dynamics for the hard-core model on regular bipartite graphs, Random Structures & Algorithms 28 (2006), 427-443.
- D. Galvin and J. Kahn, On phase transition in the hard-core model on \mathbb{Z}^d, Combinatorics, Probability and Computing 13 (2004), 137-164.
- D. Galvin, On homomorphisms from the Hamming cube to \mathbb{Z}, Israel Journal of Mathematics 138 (2003), 189-213.
Please direct questions and comments to: dgalvin1@nd.edu
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