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Information on Prasad Tetali, Professor

School of Mathematics & College of Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Curriculum Vitae: COPY of MY VITAE .

Educational Background:

Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Communication, 1984, Andhra University, India
M.S. in Computer Science, 1986, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India
Ph.D. in Computer Science, 1991, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
Postdoc, Mathematical Sciences Research Center, AT & T Bell Labs, Murray Hill, New Jersey

Research

My general research interest is in Discrete Math and Theory of Computing:
probability, combinatorics, number theory and randomized algorithms.

Recent Publications

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Recent Ph.D. students: Teena Carroll, Adam Marcus (graduated in Spring/Summer/2008)
Past Ph.D. students: Lisa McShine, Marcus Sammer, Jose Miguel Renom.

Teaching

*** FALL 2008:
   Math 2406 (Abstract Vector Spaces)
   Math 4022 (Intro to Graph Theory)

SPRING 2008:
   CS 8803/4803 (Coding and Computing with Probability)

FALL 2007:
   MATH 3012 (Applied Combinatorics)
   MATH 4022 (Introduction to Graph Theory)

SPRING 2007:
   MATH 4032 (Combinatorial Analysis)
   MATH 8823 Topics in Probabilistic Combinatorics

SPRING 2006:
   CS 1050 ("Understanding and Constructing Proofs")
   MATH 7018 (Probabilistic Combinatorics)

FALL 2005 :
   MATH 6221 ("ACO Probability Course")

SPRING 2004:
    Probabilistic Combinatorics (based on Alon-Spencer)
    Combinatorial Analysis (based on van Lint-Wilson)

FALL 2003 :
   CS 1050 (OLD TESTS etc.)

Service

* Committee work (2007-08): Chair Search committee and Hiring Committee

Weekly Combinatorics Seminar
    This Fall : Friday at 3:05 pm   (Skiles 255)


* Associate Editor, Annals of Applied Probability
   Ann. Appl. Probab.

* Member, Advisory board of Journal of Combinatorial Theory (Series A)
   JCTA

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Personal Page

How can you reach me?

lastname at math dot gatech dot edu
404-894-9238 (at work)

404-894-4409 (fax)

and by US Mail at

School of Mathematics,

Georgia Institute of Technology

Atlanta, Ga 30332-0160