Jake Horsfield
Before, I completed a PhD in structural graph theory.
I was supervised by Kristina Vušković
[email]
Papers
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Claw-free \(\beta\)-perfect graphs
with K. Vušković
submitted to Discrete Mathematics -
Graphs with all holes the same length
with L. Cook, M. Preissmann, C. Robin, P. Seymour, N. L. D. Sintiari, N. Trotignon and K. Vušković
submitted to Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series B -
List \(k\)-colouring
\(P_t\)-free graphs: a mim-width perspective
with N. Brettell and D. Paulusma
Information Processing Letters (2022) -
Bounding the mim-width of hereditary graph classes
with N. Brettell, A. Munaro, G. Paesani and D. Paulusma
Journal of Graph Theory (2021) -
Two classes of \(\beta\)-perfect graphs that do not necessarily have simplicial extremes
with K. Vušković
Discrete Mathematics (2021)
Teaching
- 2021: TA for Algorithms & Data Structures 1 (Level 2) and Fundamental Mathematical Concepts (Level 1)
- 2020: TA for Graph Theory: Structure and Algorithms (Masters level)
- 2020: TA for Introduction to Discrete Mathematics (Level 1)
- 2019: TA for Algorithms & Data Structures 1 (Level 2)
- 2019: TA for Introduction to Discrete Mathematics (Level 1)
Talks
- Algorithms and Complexity Seminar 03/2021 (Leeds) Variations on 2-joins [slides to appear]
- ACiD Seminar 02/2020 (Durham) \(\beta\)-perfect graphs that do not necessarily have simplicial extremes [slides]
- Workshop on even-hole-free graphs 04/2019 (Belgrade) \(\beta\)-perfect graphs [slides]
Conferences / workshops / etc.
- Research visit to Wilfrid Laurier University, 1-22 July 2022 (hosted by Kathie Cameron)
- Research visit to Durham University, 25-28 Feb 2020 (hosted by Daniel Paulusma)
- Research visit to ENS de Lyon, 2-9 June 2019 (hosted by Nicolas Trotignon)
- Bordeaux Graph Workshop 2019 (Bordeaux)
- Algorithms UK Workshop 2019 (Warwick)
- British Combinatorial Conference 2019 (Birmingham)
- Postgraduate Combinatorial Conference 2019 (Oxford)
- Workshop on even-hole-free graphs 2019 (Belgrade)
Other
- Together with Ben Bumpus, Ethan Kelly and Michael McKay, I was an organiser of the e-PCC seminar, an online seminar series for PhD students and postdocs working in discrete mathematics and combinatorics.