Regular biography
Zelealem Yilma is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University. He is affiliated with CMU Qatar and holds the title of Associate Teaching Professor. His research is associated with CMU Qatar. His contact information includes an email address of zyilma@qatar.cmu.edu and a website link to his profile page. His profile page lists his affiliation with the Department of Mathematics and provides contact details, including an office address and phone number.
Scholar-generated biography
Zelealem Yilma is a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University Qatar, specializing in Graph Theory. His work explores various aspects of graph structures, including edge-colorings, antimagic properties, and extremal graph theory. He has published extensively on topics such as the Erdős–Rothschild problem, supersaturation in color-critical graphs, and the minimum number of spanning trees in regular multigraphs. His research also addresses structural constraints in networks, eccentricity, and set systems with unique perfect matchings. Yilma's contributions span both theoretical and applied graph theory, focusing on combinatorial properties and their implications in network analysis.