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Norrviken 2011 Frank Sottile
Professor
Department of Mathematics
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-3368  
Office: 303 Milner
No Telephone (Budget cuts)
Main Office in Milner: 979.845.3261
FAX: 979.845.6028
Email: sottile@math.tamu.edu

Schedules: Travel   Weekly
Shame on Elsevier.   Elsevier has published fake Journals, more, and others that engage in unacceptable editorial practices. More details.
Join the Elsevier Boycott. See also Tim Gowers' blog and here is a link with more information.
My article about the 2004 MSRI program on Real and Tropical Goemetry has been translated into Romanian by Alexandra Seremina of azoft.
New Book: Real Solutions to Equations From Geometry,
University Lecture Series volume 57, AMS, 2011.
200+viii pages.
Research Interests: Algebraic combinatorics, real and computational algebraic geometry, applications of algebraic geometry, Hopf Algebras, Discrete and Computational Geometry, tropical geometry.
Seminars:
Algebraic Geometry Milner 317, 15:00--15:50 Mondays
Algebra and Combinatorics   Milner 317, 15:00--15:50 Fridays
Geometry Milner 216, 16:00--16:50/17:30   Fridays
Election results: SIAM Activity Group on Algebraic Geometry
I am pleased to anounce the election of the officers for 2012-2013.
Chair: Seth Sullivant
Vice Chair: Iwan Duursma
Secretary: Jan Draisma
Program Officer: Anton Leykin
SIAM J. Dscrete Math  
  I am an Associate Editor for the SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics. We publish in all areas of discrete mathematics, including algebraic combinatorics.
Canadian Journal of Mathematics   I am an Associate Editor for the Canadian Journal of Mathematics and the Canadian Mathematical Bulletin. We publish in all areas of mathematics. Canadian Mathematical Bulletin
American Institute of Mathematics open textbooks initiative
Mathematical Short Stories Mathematical web pages
Dear Friends,
    It is with great sadness that I share with you the news of the death of my friend and collaborator, Mikael Passare. In addition to being a vigorous mathematician and leader of mathematicians, Mikael was an avid outdoorsman. On 15 September 2011, Mikael died while hiking in Oman.
    This is a great loss to Swedish mathematics and to his many friends around the world.
Mikael Passare in Memorium
Last modified: Tue Feb 7 04:25:22 CST 2012