My Graduate Students

I have had some really fine students. They include PhD students Guohua Wu, Catherine McCartin, Keng Meng (Selwyn) Ng and Adam Day. Here are their theses.

  • Catherine's Thesis, Contributions to Parameterized Complexity, and
  • Guohua's Thesis Structural Properties of D.c.e. Degrees and Presentations of C.e. Reals.
  • Selwyn's Thesis Computability, Traceability and Beyond.
  • Adam's Thesis Randomness and Computability

    Adam, Guohua and Catherine each won the Hatherton Award of the New Zealand Royal Society for the best scientific paper by a student registered for the degree of PhD at any New Zealand University, published or accepted for publication either during their studies or within a year of the receipt of the PhD.

    I have also had two very bright MSc students, Stephanie Reid and John Fouhy.

  • John's Thesis, Computational Experiments on Graph Width Metrics, and
  • Stephanie's Thesis, A Class of Algorithmically Random Reals.