Chris Godsil's Home Page

About Me

• Mathematically: Includes a short CV and some mathematical links.
• Otherwise: Of no general interest.

Workshop on Cocliques and Colourings: June 1 - 5

This workshop focussed on the use of algebraic tools to derive results about cliques, cocliques and homomorphisms. It was sponsored by Fields.

• Questions: Some of the questions we studied.
• Colouring Interesting Graphs. Some related light reading.

Teaching

• Two files that provide an example for using the beamer package. input; macros.
• I am on sabbatical, effectively until the end of this year. :-)

Some of My Stuff

• Algebraic Graph Theory: A book written by Gordon Royle and me, published by Springer.
• Table of contents and preface for Algebraic Combinatorics, Chapman and Hall, New York, 1993. (ISBN: 0-412-04131-6)
• Quotes - mostly collected off the web, and edited as I saw fit.
• Advice on writing and talking, and a reading list.
• Reading Matter: Two surveys, and a selection of notes on various topics in various states of completion. Also pdf files for some talks.
• Photos

Some of Their Stuff

• Some TeX resources.
• Editors 101. Some related material here.
• Andries Brouwer's descriptions of various interesting graphs and his tables of parameters for strongly regular graphs.
• Joseph Culberson's graph coloring programs and related links.
• Brendan McKay - some very useful programs (nauty, gtools) and some vertex-transitive cubic graphs.
• Markus Meringer's regular graphs.
• Gordon Royle - cubic and strongly regular graphs, biplanes,...
• Ted Spence - strongly regular graphs, 2-designs, Hadamard matrices, two-graphs,....
• Cliquer, a program for finding maximum cliques in graphs.
• The Stony Brook Algorithm Repository.
• SAGE: A free general purpose math package, with a lot of useful support for graph theory. It also provides access to many other useful packages.

Geography

• My department.
• A map of the University of Waterloo Campus. If you were coming here, a map of the fifth floor of this building would be a great help, but I do not have one.
• Instructions about getting here.

To Contact Me

	C. D. Godsil
	Combinatorics & Optimisation
	University of Waterloo
	Waterloo, Ontario
	Canada, N2L 3G1

email: 	cgodsil at uwaterloo dot ca
tel:  	(519) 888 4567 X35593
fax:  	(519) 725 5441