Craig Tennenhouse, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Location
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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Credentials
Education
Expertise
Extremal graph theory
Mathematics
Mathematics education
Research
Current research
Graph theoretic applications in the sciences, Combinatorial Game Theory, Graph Theory
Selected publications
Recent publications:
J. McDonald, G. Puleo, C. Tennenhouse, "Packing and Covering Directed Triangles", Graphs and Comb., 36, 1059–1063, (2020)
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
Research interests
Extremal graphs, Combinatorial game theory
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