معرفی
Professor Moon Dong-ho is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Sejong University, South Korea, holding this position since March 1999. He teaches undergraduate courses including Modern Algebra, Linear Algebra, and Graduation Research and Career, the latter involving direct student advising for 4th-year undergraduates.
Education:
- B.S. in Mathematics, Seoul National University (February 1991)
- Ph.D. in Mathematics, University of Wisconsin - Madison (May 1998)
Research Focus: Professor Moon's work centers on algebraic combinatorics and representation theory, with expertise in Littlewood-Richardson coefficients, tensor invariants, diagram algebras, and combinatorial proofs. His research bridges abstract algebraic structures with discrete combinatorial objects, yielding novel insights into reduction formulas, hive models, and graph-theoretic interpretations of tensor operations.
Publication Trends: His 15 most recent publications (2005-2018) demonstrate sustained contributions to combinatorial representation theory. Published in journals like Journal of Algebra and Annals of Combinatorics, his work consistently explores connections between symmetric functions, tensor products, and discrete structures, with recurring emphasis on bijective proofs and algebraic graph theory.
Advising: Through the Graduation Research and Career course, Professor Moon provides structured guidance to undergraduate students on research methodologies, thesis development, and career pathways in mathematical sciences.
Research Laboratory: He maintains an active research laboratory in Young 309, Yeongsil Hall, serving as the primary workspace for his ongoing investigations in combinatorial algebra.
