Aminul Huq
 
Contact Information
Office: Broadway Hall 410
Center for Learning Innovations
University of Minnesota Rochester
300 University Square
111 South Broadway
Rochester, MN 55904
 
Office: 1 (507) 258-8210
Fax:    1 (507) 280-2820
email: ahuq (at) umn.edu
 
 
Location Map

 
Mailing Address
CLI
University of Minnesota Rochester
300 University Square
111 South Broadway
Rochester, MN 55904
 
My CV
CV_PDF
 
Teaching Statement
TS_PDF
 
Conferences Attended
SIAM Conference on Random Matrix Theory at Snowbird, SLC, Utah
 
 
C&O Conference UW, Waterloo, Canada
 
 
Workshop on Representation Theory, Geometry and Combinatorics‘08
UC, Berkeley
 
 
Talks
GS & Combinatorics Seminar
  1. •“From Ising and Potts to Tutte and back”
  2. •“Game Theory”
  3. •“Lattice Path Enumeration and Chung-Feller Theorems”
Courses Taught
 
  1. • Integral Calculus
  2. • Differential Calculus
  3. • Intro to Prob. and Statistics
 
Math Links
 
EJC
AMS
SIAM
Arxive
MathSciNet
Integer Sequence
French Math Vocabulary
 
Other Links
 
Books for Bangladesh
Computers for Bangladesh
House Of Volunteers
WIKI
 
 
 
Intro
 
 
 
Welcome to my webpage. I’m an Assistant Professor of University of Minnesota Rochester Center for Learning Innovations.

My current webpage is here.

I’ve completed  my PhD. in Combinatorics under Professor Ira M. Gessel from Brandeis University in 2009.
I’m a Bangladeshi by birth. I finished my undergraduate degree in Mathematics from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
 
Research Interest
 
My research interest lies mostly in algebraic combinatorics and combinatorial enumeration. My PhD thesis was on lattice path enumeration (generalized Chung-Feller theorems) and exponential generating functions.
I’m also interested in random matrix theory (finding Lax pair type equations for certain non-linear PDEs).
 
Publication
 
Compositions of Graphs Revisited -
    Electronic Journal of Combinatorics, N15, 14(1), 2007.
 
 
Thesis -
    Generalized Chung-Feller Theorem for Lattice Paths.
 
 
Teaching
Courses Taught:
  1. • Math 8a: Introduction to probability and Statistics: Summer ’08
  Math 10b: Integral Calculus:  Spring ‘07, Summer ’07 and Fall of ’07
  1. • Math 10a: Differential Calculus: Fall ’05, Spring ’06 and Fall ’06
 
Courses Graded:
 
  1. • Math 22a: Linear Algebra and Intermediate Calculus: Fall ’04, Fall ’08
  2. • Math 36b: Mathematical Statistics: Spring ’08
  3. • BIOL 51a:     Biostatistics: Spring ’05
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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