Prof. Pawel Hitczenko

Department of Mathematics

Drexel University, USA

Professor of Mathematics

Email: phitczenko@math.drexel.edu

Qualifications

1987 Ph.D., Mathematics, Warsaw University, Poland

1982 B.S., Mathematics, Warsaw University, Poland

Publications (Selected)

1. Best constants in martingale version of Rosenthal's inequality, Annals of Probability 18 (1990), 1656-1668.
2. On a domination of sums of random variables by sums of conditionally independent ones,Annals of Probability 22 (1994), 453-468.
3. Extremal properties of Rademacher functions with applications to Khintchine and Rosenthal inequalities (with T. Figiel, W. B. Johnson, G. Schechtman and J. Zinn), Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 349 (1997), 997-1027.
4. Distinctness of integer composition: a probabilistic analysis (with G. Louchard), Random Structures and Algorithms 19 (2001), 407-437.
5. Multiplicity and number of parts in overpartitions (with S. Corteel), Annals of Combinatorics, 8 (2004), 287-301.
6. On the multiplicity of parts in a random composition of a large integer (with C.D.Savage), SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, 18 (2004), 418-435.
7. Gap-free compositions and gap-free samples of geometric random variables (with A.Knopfmacher) Discrete Mathematics 294 (2005), 225-239.
8. Distribution of a class of divide and conquer recurrences arising from the computation of the Walsh-Hadamard transform  (with J.R.Johnson and H-J.Huang), Theoretical   Computer Science, 352 (2006), 8-30.
9. Gaps in samples of geometrically distributed random variables' (with W.M.Y.Goh), Discrete Mathematics, 307 (2007), 2871-2890.
10. Random partitions with restricted part sizes, (with W.M.Y.Goh), Random Structures and Algorithms, 32 (2008), 440-462.
11. Asymptotics and enumeration of compositions with the same number of parts (with C.Banderier), Discrete Applied Mathematics, 160 (2012), 2542-2554.
12. Greek letters in random staircase tableaux, (with S.Dasse-Hartaut), Random Structures and Algorithms, 42 (2013), 73-96.

Profile Details

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