Michael Giudici's Home Page

I am an Associate Professor in the School of Mathematics and Statistics, at The University of Western Australia.

I am a member of the Centre for the Mathematics of Symmetry and Computation and am the convenor for the Groups and Combinatorics seminar series.

I now have a blog, SymOmega with John Bamberg and Gordon Royle.

Teaching

In first semester 2013 I am the unit coordinator for MATH1001: Mathematical Methods 1.

Research

My research interests centre around permutation groups. Some particular areas of research have been locally s-arc transitive graphs, decompositions of graphs and fixed point free elements. I suppose you can say that I am interested in any object with a decent group acting on it.

I am currently cosupervising the PhD of Sylvia Morris with John Bamberg. In the past I have cosupervised three PhD students here at UWA: Carmen Amarra (with Cheryl Praeger) Scott Brown (with Cheryl Praeger) and Jing Xu (with Cai Heng Li and Cheryl). I also cosupervised the research project of Maria Cristeta Cuaresma (with Cheryl Praeger) for her PhD from the University of the Philippines.

I am willing to supervise honours project in the area of groups and combinatorics. I have cosupervised six honours students in the past: Aaron Maynard, Aedan Pope, Rohan Hewson, Scott Brown and Conor McKenna (with Cheryl Praeger), and Shane Kelly (with Tim Penttila).

Some links

Permutation group resources
ATLAS of finite groups
The Mathematics genealogy project (at which you can trace my ancestry back to Lagrange)

Last altered November 2012.