Kim, Dongsu (김동수)

Dongsu Kim is a professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. His research focuses on combinatorics, particularly in the areas of combinatorial theory and enumerative combinatorics. He is affiliated with the university and has contributed to various publications in combinatorics. His office is located at E2-1 2205, and he holds office hours on specific days and times. He has been involved in academic organizations such as FPSAC and ICM, and has served in leadership roles within these communities.

Dongsu Kim is a Professor of Mathematical Sciences at KAIST, specializing in Combinatorics. His research focuses on combinatorial structures and their enumeration, with an emphasis on pattern avoidance, inversion sequences, and polyominoes. He has contributed to the study of t-cores, derangements, and parking functions, as well as explored connections between algebraic structures and combinatorial objects. His work often involves bijections, generating functions, and equidistribution phenomena, highlighting the interplay between algebra and combinatorics. Kim's publications frequently address topics such as colored permutations, noncrossing partitions, and trigonometric sums, reflecting his broad and deep engagement with discrete mathematics.