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                            Zubeyir CINKIR

 

       I'm a PhD. student in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Georgia. I am planning to graduate by May 2007. 

       My  research   interests are in Algebraic/Analytic Number Theory,  Elliptic Curves, Algebraic Geometry, Combinatorics  and Graph Theory.

       My thesis advisor is  Robert Rumely. My Ph.D. thesis concerns particular Arakelov-Green's functions on metrized graphs and their applications to arithmetic on curves, such as proving an effective generalized Bogomolov conjecture.

 

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       This is a cubic graph with equal edge lengths. Topologically, it is a hexagonal net around a torus. It is an interesting graph, because its tau constant is relatively quite small, around 1/105.

       To learn more about the "Tau Constant" and want to see more graphs of this type, click here!, and also see  Maple Codes,  and Matlab Codes.

 

       Office Information:
       Boyd Graduate Studies Center
       Room 434F

       Tel: (706) 542-2618

       Fax: (706) 542-5907

       E-mail: cinkir@math dot uga dot edu

 

       Mailing Address:

       The Department of Mathematics

       University of Georgia

       Athens, GA 30602

                                        

 

 

 

 

 

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