Geir Agnarsson  Assistant professor Department of Mathematical Sciences  George Mason University  4400 University Drive, MS 3F2  Fairfax, VA 22030, USA

Office: 226D  Hours: By appointment  Phone: (703) 993-1477  Fax: (703) 993-1491  E-mail: geir at math dot gmu dot edu, or, gagnarss at gmu dot edu. My dept. site: http://math.gmu.edu/faculty_staff/agnarsson.htm  My homepage (this site): http://math.gmu.edu/~geir/

Here is a pdf version of my CV (Curriculum Vitae).
Here are the pdf versions of my articles.

I have had the pleasure and honor to collaborate with the following people.

Book on graph theory

My graph theory book that my co-author Ray Greenlaw and I wrote together, has been published by Pearson Prentice Hall in Septemeber 2006. The official year of the book, however, is 2007 (I guess this works the same way as with cars: the NEW X model of each and every car is always available in the year X-1!). I will try to maintain an ERRATA sheet for various typos and mistakes that keep trickling in. -- Comments and related references are always welcomed ! Complete solutions to selected number of exercises are available from the publisher, Pearson Prentice Hall. Instructors should contact the Editorial Assistant, Jennifer Lonschein (Email: Jennifer_Lonschein at prenhall dot com, Phone: (201) 236-7739) for the solutions. -- Needless to say, comments on typos and other SNAFUs in these solutions are always welcomed !

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In the Fall Semester of 2004, Jay Shapiro and I organized the Mid-Atlantic Algebra Conference 2004, a weekend-long conference here at GMU, involving a good group of algebraists, discrete mathematicians and computer scientists.

I do have a few copies of the Mid-Atlantic Algebra Conference Pseudo Proceedings (or just the MA²P².) If you did not receive a copy after the conference, or are just interested in obtaining a copy, then drop me an email and I will be happy to snail-mail you one. These pseudo proceedings contain the abstracts and the talks of the invited talk and the contributed talks as they were presented at the conference.

• Math 641 - Combinatorics and Graph Theory.
• Math 108 - Introductory Calculus with Business Applications.

This is me teaching in the classroom. (Photographer: Nasrin M. Shah, Math-125 student, Spring of 2003 @ GMU.)

For info on previously taught courses, please click here.

Other Non-professional Stuff

Here are some pictures...!

• This is me thinking seriously!
• Here is a picture of me and my fiancé Karen Schlauch when we lived together in Manassas. She currently is the Director of Bioinformatics at the University of Nevada at Reno (UNR), this is her homepage there.
• This is me relaxing with my little cousin Óli Björn in OBX, NC the summer of 2003.

Geir Agnarsson, August 22., 2008.

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