Jessica Striker

I am a professor in the Mathematics Department at North Dakota State University.  My research is in combinatorics at the intersection of algebra, geometry, dynamics, and statistical physics. Much of my work concerns dynamical algebraic combinatorics, which studies actions on combinatorial objects with especially nice properties, such as cyclic sieving, homomesy, and resonance. My favorite actions include rowmotion on order ideals, promotion on tableaux, and their generalizations. I am also interested in alternating sign matrices, plane partitions, and other combinatorial objects which relate to integrable (or exactly solvable) models of statistical physics. I earned my Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota under the direction of Dennis Stanton.