Jeffrey Paul Wheeler, Ph.D.

Assistant Instructor, the Department of Mathematics at the the University of Pittsburgh.
(Occasionally: Adjunct Professor of Operations Research, Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University)


Contact Information:
Department of Mathematics
The Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
at the University of Pittsburgh
301 Thackeray Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260

Office: 607 Thackeray
Office Hours: 1-1:50 MWF or by appointment

Telephone: 412.624.8315
Fax: 412.624.8397

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After Andras Sarkozy's Combinatorial Number Theory class in Memphis.
email: jwheeler(AT)pitt(DOT)edu
Professional Information Section
Education
B.A. in Mathematics and Statistics, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio (1990), M.Sci. in Mathematics, The University of Tennessee , Knoxville (2002), Ph.D. in Mathematics, The University of Memphis (2008).
Research Interests
Number Theory, Combinatorics, and Algebra.
Curriculum Vitae
CV.pdf
Teaching Statement
Teaching Statement.pdf
Research Statement
Research Statement.pdf
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Papers Section
  1. "Additive Properties of Pairs of General Sequences" (with Fabricio Benevides, Jonathan Hulgan, Nathan Lemons, Cory Palmer, and Ago-Erik Riet) - Acta Arithmetica 140 (2009), 105-118..
  2. The Erdos-Heilbronn Problem for Finite Groups (with Paul Balister) - Acta Arithmetica 139 (2009), 185-197.
  3. The Cauchy-Davenport Theorem for Finite Groups arXiv.org.
Notes, etc.
  1. Master's Thesis: The abc Conjecture
    -as high as #4 when Googling the abc Conjecture
    -featured on the abc Conjecture Homepage.
  2. Existence of Constant Ratio Sequences - in Pi Mu Epsilon Journal.
Works in Progress
My Dissertation
Spring/Summer 2012 Conference Section
Teaching Section
(See ratings and comments from former students at Rhodes College and the University of Memphis: ratemyprofessors.com - Tennessee as well as ratings and comments from Pitt Students.)
Problem Section