Sergey Norin

Instructor
Department of Mathematics
Princeton University

Office:	907 Fine Hall
E-mail:	snorin [at] math.princeton.edu, snorine [at] gmail.com
Phone:	(609) 258-4234
Fax:	(609) 258-1100
Mailing address:	Department of Mathematics, Fine Hall, Washington Road, Princeton NJ, 08544-1000

Background:

I received my Ph.D from Georgia Institute of Technology in 2005 in Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization program.

My thesis advisor was Robin Thomas.

Before coming to Princeton, I spent a year as a Quantitative Analyst at D.E. Shaw & Co, and a year as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Georgia Tech.

My work is supported by NSF under grant DMS-0701033.

Research interests:

My research interests are in graph theory and combinatorics.

Currently, my research is concentrated on matchings and Pfaffian orientations, graph coloring, analogies between graphs and Riemann surfaces, and structural graph theory.

Curriculum Vitae (pdf)

Office Hours:

Wednesdays: 2-4 PM, and by appointment

Current teaching:

Spring 2009: Multivariable Calculus (MAT201)
Fall 2007, 2008: Calculus (MAT104)
Spring 2008: Introduction to Graph Theory (MAT306/COS342)

Publications and Preprints

Princeton Discrete Mathematics Seminar