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Office: 6L05 Lockhart Hall Phone: (204) 786-9346 Fax: (204) 774-4134 E-mail: s.gosselin@uwinnipeg.ca |
Shonda GosselinDept. of Mathematics and Statistics R3B 2E9 Assistant
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Fall 2012:
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Winter 2013:
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My research is in the area of algebraic graph theory. I am interested in the action of groups on graphs and hypergraphs. Recently I have studied cyclic partitions of complete hypergraphs, which can be viewed as generalized self-complementary graphs. I am also interested in the problem of determining under what conditions a Cayley digraph has a Hamiltonian cycle.
Here are the links to some conferences I have attended recently.
S. Gosselin, A. Szymański and A.P. Wojda, Cyclic partitions
of complete nonuniform hypergraphs
and complete multipartite hypergraphs. (Submitted
2010)
S. Gosselin. Self-complementary
non-uniform hypergraphs. To appear in Graphs and Combinatorics. Published online July 27, 2011.
S. Gosselin. Constructing regular
self-complementary uniform hypergraphs.
Journal of Combinatorial Designs,
Volume 19 (2011), pp. 439-454.
S. Gosselin. Vertex-transitive
q-complementary uniform hypergraphs. Electronic Journal of Combinatorics,
Volume 18 (2011), no. 1, Research Paper 100, 19 pp.
S. Gosselin. Cyclically t-complementary
uniform hypergraphs. European Journal of Combinatorics, Volume
31 (2010), pp. 1629-1636.
S. Gosselin. Generating
self-complementary uniform hypergraphs. Discrete Mathematics, Volume 310 (2010),
pp. 1366-1372.
S. Gosselin. Vertex-transitive
self-complementary uniform hypergraphs of prime order. Discrete
Mathematics, Volume 310 (2010), pp. 671-680.
M. Fehr, S. Gosselin and
O. Oellermann. The partition
dimension of Cayley digraphs. Aequationes
Mathematicae, Volume
71 (2006), pp.
1-18.
M. Fehr, S. Gosselin and O. Oellermann.
The metric
dimension of Cayley digraphs. Discrete Mathematics, Volume 306 (2006), pp. 31-41.
S. Gosselin. Self-complementary
hypergraphs. Ph.D. Thesis,
S. Gosselin. Regular
two-graphs and equiangular lines.
Master’s Thesis,
My CV
Professional Societies
I am a member of the following
mathematical societies:
The Society for
Industrial and Applied Mathematics (
The
SIAM Activity Group on Discrete Mathematics
The Canadian
Mathematical Society
The American
Mathematical Society
Last update: May 8. 2011.