I am a visiting professor in the Department of Mathematics at Tulane University. I spent three years in Texas A&M University as a visiting assistant professor from 2004 to 2007, after receiving my Ph.D. at Temple University under the guidance of Dr. Doron Zeilberger in 2004.
 
My research is focused on Algebraic Combinatorics, WZ-Algorithm, and Combinatorial Games . Some of my work can be found in the list of publications below. Some can be found here: Chomp, Wythoff's Game and Peg Solitaire. There are also some results on Ternary Square-free words. I also worked on projects in computer science too.
 
Publications:
 
Fully Refereed Conference Papers in Computer Science:
  • Geometric Robot Mapping (with R. Lakaemper, L. J. Latecki, and D. Wolter) Int. Conf. on Discrete Geometry for Computer Imagery (DGCI), April 2005.
  • Shape-Based Robot Mapping (with L. J. Latecki, R. Lakaemper, and D. Wolter), 27th German Conf. on Artificial Intelligence, Ulm, Germany, September 2004
  • Building Polygonal Maps from Laser Range Data. Proceedings of the Fourth International Workshop Cognitive Robotics, 2004, 56-62
  • Construction of Global Maps with Polygonal Objects from Laser Range Data (with L. J. Latecki, R. Lakaemper, and D. Wolter), IASTED International Conference on Robotics and Applications (RA 2004), Hawaii, USA, August 2004
 
Dissertation:
  • Computer-Assisted and Computer-Generated Research in Combinatorial Games and Pattern-Avoidance (pdf, ps)
 
Teaching Experience:
 
Additional Documents:
 
And of course, I have a personal life.