Analytic ideals form a bridge between descriptive set theory and combinatorial topology by encapsulating infinite combinatorial structures within well-behaved collections of subsets. At their core, ...
Combinatorial structures encompass an array of discrete objects—permutations, set partitions, matchings, trees and lattice paths—whose enumeration and intrinsic properties are often captured by ...
My research interests are at the interface of applied and discrete probability and problems arising in computer science and computational biology, with an emphasis on discrete probability, analytic ...
The American Mathematical Society has awarded its 2019 Leroy P. Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition to Robert Sedgewick, Princeton’s William O. Baker *39 Professor in Computer Science, and ...
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