Bradley W Jackson

Bradley W. Jackson is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at San José State University. He holds a PhD from the University of Maryland College Park (1977). His research focuses on mathematical optimization and problem-solving, with publications addressing complex puzzles like Ringel's earth-moon problem and Gale's jeep problem. These works explore resource allocation and efficiency in theoretical scenarios.

Research Focus: Optimization algorithms, transportation logistics, and combinatorial mathematics.

Key Publications: Analyzes spatial resource distribution challenges through mathematical modeling.