Pablo Blanco

I am currently a third-year PhD Student in the Rutgers Mathematics Department and Doron Zeilberger is my advisor. Before this,
I completed my undergraduate degree A.B. in Mathematics at Princeton University, with a certificate in Applications of
Computing.

My primary research interest is in Structural Graph Theory.

Pablo Blanco

Contact Information

E-mail: pablancoh (at) aol (dot) com
Office Address: Rutgers, The State University,
Department of Mathematics
110 Frelinghuysen Road
Piscataway NJ 08854-8019
Office Location: Hill Center 638

Research:

Here is a link to my undergraduate thesis:
  • Graphs with Large Overlap in Their Spanning Trees. [link]
    Advised by Rose McCarty. 2023.

    • Submitted or Preprint:
  • Automated Counting of Spanning Trees for Several Infinite Families of Graphs [arXiv]
    With Doron Zeilberger. 2025.


    • To appear:

    Published:
  • On tree decompositions whose trees are minors. [Article] [arXiv]
    Journal of Graph Theory. With Linda Cook, Meike Hatzel, Claire Hilaire, Freddie Illingworth, and Rose McCarty. 2023.
  • Towards the Erdős-Hajnal conjecture for P_5-free graphs [Article][arXiv]
    Research in the Mathematical Sciences. With Matija Bucić. 2022.

    • Projects:

    Code to obtain the Generating Function for the Enumeration of Spanning Trees in Certain Graph Families
    This project is being done under the supervision of Doron Zeilberger.
    The link for the code will be [here]. The accompanying paper will be [here].

    Study on the Statistics of the English Language:
    The following project was done in collaboration with Aurora Hiveley and Kaylee Weatherspoon, under the supervision
    of Doron Zeilberger. The paper below describes the scope of the project, while the Maple code provides the tools we
    constructed to arrive at our conclusions. The ENGLISH.txt linked is the database which our code uses.
    [Paper][Code][ENGLISH.txt]

    Acknowledged in:

  • Bounds for Rainbow-uncommon Graphs [To appear in Involve] [arXiv]
    by B. Bates, Z. Berikkyzy, N. Chiem, G. Elvin, R. Fines, M. Lie, H. Mikulas, I. Reiter, K. Zhou.