Bob
Dobrow
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
Carleton College
Northfield, Minnesota 55057
(507) 646-5633
rdobrow@carleton.edu
See the earth at night from the space station.
My mathematical ancestry thanks to the Mathematical Genealogy Project.
The first 1,000 digits of π, courtesy of Tom Dobrow.
Teaching 2007-2008
Fall
|
Course
Number |
Title |
Schedule |
Room |
|
Math 115 |
Statistics: Concepts and Applications |
2A |
CMC 206 |
|
Math 265 |
Probability |
4A |
CMC 206 |
Winter
|
Course
Number |
Title |
Schedule |
Room |
|
Math 131 (1st 5 weeks) |
Inverses and Integration |
2A |
CMC 209 |
|
Math 141 (2nd 5 weeks) |
Mathematical Modeling |
2A |
CMC 209 |
|
Math 232 |
Linear Algebra |
3A |
CMC 206 |
Spring
|
Course
Number |
Title |
Schedule |
Room |
|
Introduction to Statistics |
2A |
CMC 206 |
|
|
Introduction to Statistics |
4A |
CMC 206 |
Research 
My research interests are in probability and statistics, Markov chains, and random combinatorial structures. See my list of publications. Pictures left to right: random walk in three dimensions, random binary search tree, perfectly random hexagon tiling using the coupling-from-the-past perfect sampling algorithm..
The Probability
Web
Favorite quotes
Useful links in math and statistics
Personal information and pictures
Last
modified August 2006