• People
• Research
• Maple Code
• Resources

People

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Current members of the group

• Gretchen Rimmasch is a Ph.D. candidate at BYU. She is currently doing research related to Bézout's Theorem in Tropical Projective Space.
• Darryl Wade, is an MS candidate at BYU.
• Natalie Wilde, is an undergraduate math major at BYU.
• Julian Tay is an undergraduate math major. He is researching projective duality and tropical singularities.
• Michael Anderson is an undergraduate math major.
• Mark Kempton is an undergraduate math major.

Our faculty advisor is Professor Tyler Jarvis, and we also get help from Professor W.E. Lang.

Former tropical algebra researchers

• Nathan Grigg, a former BYU math undergraduate, worked on factoring tropical polynomials and writing the tropical Maple package.
• Chris Cornwell, a former BYU masters student, worked together with Gretchen Rimmasch on some of the Bézout's Theorem research. He also helped other members of the group with their research.
• Nathan Manwaring, a former BYU undergraduate, did research on tropical polynomials with non-unique factorizations. He received a BYU ORCA grant as part of this research.
• Amanda Ellis, a former BYU masters student, wrote a masters thesis entitled Classification of Conics in the Tropical Projective Plane.