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Daniel Schaal

Professor

South Dakota State University

Affiliations

Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering

Mathematics and Statistics

Daniel Schaal is currently serving as a Jerome J. Lohr College Of Engineering Professor at South Dakota State University.

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South Dakota State University

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applied mathematics mathematics combinatorics graph theory disjunctive rado numbers mathematical analysis applied algebra schur numbers number theory statistics radiology mathematical physics computational mathematics combinatorial theory trace elements algebraic combinatorics zero-sum theorem rado numbers negative values two-color rado numbers monochromatic solutions zero-sum generalization

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On Generalized Schur Numbers. Experimental Mathematics (2015)

Tanbir AhmedDaniel J. Schaal

schur numbersmathematics

Multiplicity of Monochromatic Solutions to X + Y Z. Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A (2010)

Wojciech KosekAaron RobertsonDusty SaboDaniel Schaal

monochromatic solutionsapplied mathematicscomputational mathematics

On a Zero-Sum Generalization of a Variation of Schur’s Equation. Graphs and Combinatorics (2008)

Arie BialostockiRasheed SabarDaniel Schaal

zero-sum generalizationcombinatoricsgraph theoryapplied mathematics

Disjunctive Rado Numbers for.. Integers (2007)

Dusty SaboDaniel SchaalJacent Tokaz

disjunctive rado numbersnumber theorymathematics

Disjunctive Rado Numbers for X1 + X2 + C = X3. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2007)

Dusty SaboDaniel SchaalJacent Tokaz

disjunctive rado numbersradiology

Disjunctive Rado Numbers. Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A (2005)

Brenda JohnsonDaniel Schaal

applied mathematicsalgebraic combinatoricscombinatoricsdisjunctive rado numberscombinatorial theorygraph theory

On Rado Numbers for ∑ I = 1 M − 1 a I X I = X M </…. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2005)

Brian HopkinsDaniel Schaal

mathematical physicsapplied mathematics

Two-Color Rado Numbers for X + Y + C = Kz. Discrete Mathematics (2004)

Scott JonesDaniel Schaal

two-color rado numberstrace elementsnumber theoryapplied mathematics

A Note on Disjunctive Rado Numbers. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2003)

Wojciech KosekDaniel Schaal

applied mathematicsmathematicsdisjunctive rado numbersapplied algebramathematical analysisstatistics

A Zero-Sum Theorem. Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A (2003)

Arie BialostockiGuy BialostockiDaniel Schaal

combinatoricsgraph theoryzero-sum theoremmathematics

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Daniel Schaal

Professor

South Dakota State University

Affiliations

Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering

Mathematics and Statistics

Daniel Schaal is currently serving as a Jerome J. Lohr College Of Engineering Professor at South Dakota State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daniel Schaal

South Dakota State University

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On Generalized Schur Numbers. Experimental Mathematics (2015)

Tanbir AhmedDaniel J. Schaal

schur numbersmathematics

Multiplicity of Monochromatic Solutions to X + Y Z. Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A (2010)

Wojciech KosekAaron RobertsonDusty SaboDaniel Schaal

monochromatic solutionsapplied mathematicscomputational mathematics

On a Zero-Sum Generalization of a Variation of Schur’s Equation. Graphs and Combinatorics (2008)

Arie BialostockiRasheed SabarDaniel Schaal

zero-sum generalizationcombinatoricsgraph theoryapplied mathematics

Disjunctive Rado Numbers for.. Integers (2007)

Dusty SaboDaniel SchaalJacent Tokaz

disjunctive rado numbersnumber theorymathematics

Disjunctive Rado Numbers for X1 + X2 + C = X3. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2007)

Dusty SaboDaniel SchaalJacent Tokaz

disjunctive rado numbersradiology

Disjunctive Rado Numbers. Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A (2005)

Brenda JohnsonDaniel Schaal

applied mathematicsalgebraic combinatoricscombinatoricsdisjunctive rado numberscombinatorial theorygraph theory

On Rado Numbers for ∑ I = 1 M − 1 a I X I = X M </…. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2005)

Brian HopkinsDaniel Schaal

mathematical physicsapplied mathematics

Two-Color Rado Numbers for X + Y + C = Kz. Discrete Mathematics (2004)

Scott JonesDaniel Schaal

two-color rado numberstrace elementsnumber theoryapplied mathematics

A Note on Disjunctive Rado Numbers. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2003)

Wojciech KosekDaniel Schaal

applied mathematicsmathematicsdisjunctive rado numbersapplied algebramathematical analysisstatistics

A Zero-Sum Theorem. Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A (2003)

Arie BialostockiGuy BialostockiDaniel Schaal

combinatoricsgraph theoryzero-sum theoremmathematics

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