Stephen DeSalvo

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zbMath Open desalvo.stephen-aMaRDI QIDQ360356

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
On the largest part size of low‐rank combinatorial assemblies	2023-10-12	Paper
Attacks and alignments: rooks, set partitions, and permutations	2022-02-08	Paper
Will the real Hardy-Ramanujan formula please stand up?	2021-09-15	Paper
Limit Shapes via Bijections	2020-03-11	Paper
Improvements to exact Boltzmann sampling using probabilistic divide-and-conquer and the recursive method	2020-02-26	Paper
Pattern Avoidance for Random Permutations	2018-12-10	Paper
The probability of avoiding consecutive patterns in the Mallows distribution	2018-10-25	Paper
Improvements to exact Boltzmann sampling using probabilistic divide-and-conquer and the recursive method	2018-01-04	Paper
Exact sampling algorithms for Latin squares and Sudoku matrices via probabilistic divide-and-conquer	2017-11-09	Paper
Probabilistic Divide-and-Conquer: A New Exact Simulation Method, With Integer Partitions as an Example	2017-10-10	Paper
Probabilistic divide-and-conquer: deterministic second half	2017-09-29	Paper
Completely effective error bounds for Stirling numbers of the first and second kinds via Poisson approximation	2017-04-12	Paper
A robust quantitative local central limit theorem with applications to enumerative combinatorics and random combinatorial structures	2016-10-24	Paper
Poisson and independent process approximation for random combinatorial structures with a given number of components, and near-universal behavior for low rank assemblies	2016-06-15	Paper
Log-concavity of the partition function	2015-10-16	Paper
An Independent Process Approximation to Sparse Random Graphs with a Prescribed Number of Edges and Triangles	2015-09-29	Paper
On the Random Sampling of Pairs, with Pedestrian Examples	2015-04-17	Paper
On the singularity of random Bernoulli matrices -- novel integer partitions and lower bound expansions	2013-08-26	Paper
The Shannon entropy of Sudoku matrices	2010-06-18	Paper

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