
Rodney Keaton
Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator
- keatonr@etsu.edu
- 423-439-4676
- 307-B Gilbreath
Education
PhD in Mathematical Sciences
Biography
I have found long calculations relaxing since I was young, which led me to mathematics. I am originally from Asheville, so I was naturally drawn to the area due to its familiarity. My favorite class to teach is Math Reasoning. I enjoy being one of the first instructors to expose students to formal mathematical proofs. I enjoy playing chess, reading, and hanging out with my family.
I am the graduate coordinator for the MS in Mathematical Sciences and Kappa Mu Epsilon Coordinator.
Typical Course Load:
- Math Reasoning
- Real Analysis
- Modern Algebra
Research Interests & Publications
Interests: Algebraic Number Theory, Graph Theory, Combinatorial Games
- "Level stripping for degree 2 Siegel modular forms", appeared in the Mathematical Research Letters
- "Congruence Primes for Ikeda lifts and the Ikeda ideal" with Jim Brown, appeared in the Pacific Journal of Mathematics
- "Restrictions of Eisenstein series and Rankin-Selberg convolution" with Ameya Pitale, appeared in Documenta Mathematica
- "Cover Rubbling and Stacking" with Teresa Haynes, appeared in Discrete Mathematics
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