Craig is from Maryland and Indiana, and has taught in Colorado, California, and North Dakota. He lives in Portland, ME with his wife, 2 kids, and a cat. Craig likes board games, rock climbing, and spending time outdoors with his family.
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Education
A.B.
University of Chicago
M.A.
University of Colorado
Ph.D.
University of Colorado Denver
Expertise
Extremal graph theory
combinatorial game theory
Research
Current Research
Graph theoretic applications in the sciences, Combinatorial Game Theory, Graph Theory
Research Interests
Extremal graphs, Combinatorial game theory
Selected Publications
Recent publications:
C. Tennenhouse, "Edge-critical G,H colorings", Ars Combin., Vol. 138, (2018) 403-413
C. Tennenhouse, "Impartial poker nim", Internat. J. of Game Th., (2016) 1-11
C. Tennenhouse, "Induced subgraph-saturated graphs", Th. and Appl. of Graphs, Vol. 3:2, (2016)
C.J. Byron, C. Tennenhouse, "Commonality in structure among food web models”, Network Biology, Vol. 5:4, (2015) 146-162
J. Quinlan, C. Tennenhouse, “Perceived utility of typesetting homework in post-Calculus mathematics courses”, PRIMUS, Vol. 26:1, (2015) 53-66
C. Tennenhouse, “A new parameter on resolving sets with a realizable triple”, Australasian J. of Combin., Vol. 63:1, (2015) 115-129
