Peter Bradshaw
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Peter Bradshaw

Google Scholar ID: CewhJUsAAAAJ
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Graph Theory
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Single-conflict colorings of degenerate graphs
European Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Applications · 2021
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Academic Achievements
  • Authored or co-authored numerous publications and preprints with prominent researchers such as Ilkyoo Choi, Alexandr Kostochka, Sergey Norin, and Douglas West.
  • Selected recent works include:
  • — 'Flexible DP 3-coloring of sparse multigraphs' (2025, with Ilkyoo Choi and Alexandr Kostochka, submitted)
  • — 'Toward Vu’s conjecture' (2025, with Abhishek Dhawan et al., submitted)
  • — 'Strong Parity Edge-Colorings of Graphs' (2025, with Sergey Norin and Douglas West, submitted)
  • — 'Injective edge colorings of degenerate graphs and the oriented chromatic number' (2025, European Journal of Combinatorics)
  • — 'Fractional colorings of partial t-trees with no large cliques' (2025, Discrete Mathematics)
  • — Several papers co-authored with undergraduate students, reflecting active mentorship.
Research Experience
  • Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, collaborating with Alexandr Kostochka.
  • Research centers on graph coloring problems, including list coloring, correspondence coloring, flexible coloring, fractional coloring, and adversarial coloring.
  • Applies probabilistic techniques such as the 'nibble method' and combines randomized algorithms with the Lovász Local Lemma to study injective/strong edge-coloring, single-conflict coloring, and weak degeneracy.
  • Uses recursive decomposition and the Kostochka–Yancey potential method to investigate critical graph density.
  • Employs algebraic tools—including polynomial methods and eigenvalues of adjacency matrices—to explore graph labeling, matching number, and strong chromatic index.
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