Gregory Dresden
Dresden teaches courses in calculus, abstract algebra, number theory, actuarial science and statistics. His research covers number theory and algebra, and he often writes papers with students.
Education
- B.S. in Mathematics, Stanford University
- M.A. in Mathematics, University of Wisconsin
- Ph.D. in Mathematics, University of Texas
Research
- Number Theory
- Algebra
- Mahler’s Measure
Teaching
- Calculus
- Abstract Algebra
- Number Theory
- Actuarial Science
- Statistics
Selected Publications
"There Are Only Nine Finite Groups of Linear Fractional Transforms with Integer Coefficients,” Math. Mag.
"On the Middle Coefficient of the Cyclotomic Polynomial,” MAA Monthly.
"A Combinatorial Proof of Vandermonde’s Determinant", with Art Benjamin, MAA Monthly.