Sune Precht Reeh
PhD student at the Department of
Mathematical Sciences of the University
of Copenhagen.
Member of the Centre for
Symmetry and Deformation.
Advisor: Jesper Grodal
Contact information
| Office | 04.4.05 / (+45) 353 20679 |
| Cell phone | (+45) 61797456 |
| Address | Department of Mathematical Sciences Universitetsparken 5 2100 København Ø Denmark |
Previous projects
The three major projects I did as a student of mathematics at University of Copenhagen (2005-2010):- Master's thesis (2010): Burnside rings of fusion systems - alternative version for one-sided print (note: the page-numbering differs)
- Master's project (2009): Homotopiteori for pomængden af p-undergrupper i en endelig gruppe [in danish]
- Bachelor project (2008): (with Mikkel Abrahamsen) Ekstremal grafteori [in danish]
Links
The Danish Youth Association of Science (Ungdommens Naturvidenskabelige Forening, UNF)I have been a volunteer in UNF since 2005. Apart from an english introduction to UNF, the rest of UNF's homepage is in danish.
- UNF København - The Danish Youth Association of Science (UNF) in Copenhagen
- UNF Matematik Camp - Summer school for math-interested high school students.
- Georg Mohr-konkurrencen - the national danish math competition for high school students. I am currently a member of the organizing committee.
- the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) - the general IMO page. I participated in 2004 (Athens) and 2005 (Mérida) as a contestant, and in 2009 (Bremen) and 2011 (Amsterdam) as deputy leader.
- IMO 2011 in Amsterdam. I was deputy leader for the danish team. The danish team received a silver medal and a bronze medal.
- IMO 2012 in Mar del Plata. I will be deputy leader yet again.
- The SymPhD Cake Club
- Deadly Rooms of
Death (DROD) - really good turn based puzzle game featuring monsters, a smitemaster,
and a Really Big Sword.
- Consider reading the Beginner's Guide To DROD -- which contains a list of free levels that form a good introduction to DROD.
- Download the demo of Gunthro and the Epic Blunder, then you can freely play all the user-made levels (many of which are very good). If you get stuck, check out the useful hint system.
- Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection - a collection of many different casual puzzles.
- Robozzle - collect all the stars by programming your robot using only a few simple commands (and possibly a lot of recursion).
