Mike Develin

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zbMath Open develin.mikeWikidataQ11099505 ScholiaQ11099505MaRDI QIDQ201862

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Toric partial orders	2016-03-07	Paper
Discrete bidding games	2010-06-16	Paper
Erratum to: ``The Gromov norm of the product of two surfaces	2009-08-20	Paper
Tropical hyperplane arrangements and oriented matroids	2009-07-24	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3601419	2009-02-10	Paper
Tropical Polytopes and Cellular Resolutions	2008-03-10	Paper
Fire containment in grids of dimension three and higher	2007-10-29	Paper
Classification of Ding's Schubert Varieties: Finer Rook Equivalence	2007-04-02	Paper
Rigidity theory for matroids	2007-02-05	Paper
Rook poset equivalence of Ferrers boards	2007-01-25	Paper
On the bondage number of planar and directed graphs	2006-06-30	Paper
Dimensions of tight spans	2006-06-28	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q5290261	2006-04-28	Paper
Tropical secant varieties of linear spaces	2006-03-21	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q5701854	2005-11-04	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q5461589	2005-07-26	Paper
The moduli space of \(n\) tropically collinear points in \(\mathbb R^d\)	2005-03-30	Paper
The Gromov norm of the product of two surfaces	2005-03-08	Paper
LP-orientations of cubes and crosspolytopes	2005-02-28	Paper
A complexity bound on faces of the hull complex	2005-02-23	Paper
On Stanley's reciprocity theorem for rational cones	2004-09-28	Paper
Disjoint faces of complementary dimension	2004-09-10	Paper
Tropical convexity	2004-08-31	Paper
Maximal triangulations of a regular prism	2004-08-06	Paper
Markov bases of binary graph models	2004-03-11	Paper
A general notion of visibility graphs	2003-08-21	Paper
Cayley compactifications of abelian groups	2003-08-14	Paper
On optimal subset representations of integer sets	2001-09-05	Paper
A complete categorization of when generalized Tribonacci sequences can be avoided by additive partitions	2000-11-30	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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