2026 Jeffrey B. Remmel: Mathematics Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

D-Index & Metrics

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Computer Science	36	11216	4638	335	5845
Mathematics	37	2489	1038	344	6056

Discipline name

D-Index

World Ranking

National Ranking

Publications

Citations

Computer Science

11216

4638

335

5845

Mathematics

2489

1038

344

6056

Computer Science

D-Index

Citations

5845

World Ranking

11216

National Ranking

4638

Mathematics

D-Index

Citations

6056

World Ranking

2489

National Ranking

1038

Overview

Jeffrey B. Remmel was affiliated with the University of California, San Diego in the United States. Their academic work spanned multiple areas within computer science and mathematics. The main fields of study included Computer Science with twelve publications and Mathematics with eight publications.

Their research intersected various subfields, specifically:

Artificial Intelligence
Computational Theory and Mathematics
Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics
Algebra and Number Theory
Geometry and Topology

Remmel's work covered multiple advanced topics, which comprised:

Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
Advanced Mathematical Identities
Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
Bayesian Methods and Mixture Models
Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge
Advanced Algebra and Logic
Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications

The scientist contributed to several notable research articles. Recent publications included:

"The Delta Conjecture," 2020, published in Transactions of the American Mathematical Society
"Effective Categoricity of Automatic Equivalence and Nested Equivalence Structures," 2020, published in Theory of Computing Systems
"Positional Marked Patterns in Permutations," 2022, published in Discrete Mathematics & Theoretical Computer Science
"Schur function expansions and the Rational Shuffle Theorem," 2020, published in Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A
"On the complexity of index sets for finite predicate logic programs which allow function symbols," 2020, published in Journal of Logic and Computation

Throughout their career, Remmel frequently collaborated with others in their field. Notable coauthors included:

Douglas Cenzer
Sittipong Thamrongpairoj
Victor W. Marek
James Haglund
Andrew Timothy Wilson

The primary venues for their publications included:

arXiv (Cornell University)
Transactions of the American Mathematical Society
Discrete Mathematics & Theoretical Computer Science
Theory of Computing Systems
Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A

Best Publications

The chase revisited

Alin Deutsch;Alan Nash;Jeff Remmel

378
Citations
A combinatorial formula for the character of the diagonal coinvariants

J. Haglund;M. Haiman;N. Loehr;J. B. Remmel

331
Citations
Q -Counting rook configurations and a formula of Frobenius

A M Garsia;J B Remmel

185
Citations
Recursively categorical linear orderings

J. B. Remmel

147
Citations
Feasible Mathematics II

Peter Clote;Jeffrey B. Remmel

135
Citations
Shuffles of permutations and the Kronecker product

A. M. Garsia;J. Remmel

129
Citations
Recursive Isomorphism Types of Recursive Boolean Algebras

Jeffrey B. Remmel

128
Citations
On the Kronecker product of Schur functions of two row shapes

Jeffrey B. Remmel;Tamsen Whitehead

115
Citations
The Delta Conjecture

James Haglund;Jeffrey B. Remmel;Andrew Timothy Wilson

109
Citations
Polynomial-time versus recursive models

Douglas A. Cenzer;Jeffrey B. Remmel

105
Citations
A formula for the Kronecker products of Schur functions of hook shapes

Jeffrey B Remmel

104
Citations
Multiplying Schur Functions

Jeffrey B. Remmel;Roger Whitney

100
Citations
A combinatorial interpretation of the inverse kostka matrix

Ömer E lu;Jeffrey B. Remmel

94
Citations
Brick tabloids and the connection matrices between bases of symmetric functions

Ömer E gtilde;ecio gtilde;lu;Jeffrey B. Remmel

92
Citations
Permutations and words counted by consecutive patterns

Anthony Mendes;Jeffrey Remmel

91
Citations
A theory of nonmonotonic rule systems I

W. Marek;A. Nerode;J. Remmel

86
Citations
A computational and combinatorial exposé of plethystic calculus

Nicholas A. Loehr;Jeffrey B. Remmel

85
Citations
Bijections for Cayley trees, spanning trees, and their q -analogues

Ömer Eğecioǧlu;Jeffrey B Remmel

80
Citations
The Stable Models of a Predicate Logic Program

V. Wiktor Marek;Anil Nerode;Jeffrey B. Remmel

80
Citations
A Combinatorial Interpretation of q-Derangement and q-Laguerre Numbers

Adriano M. Garsia;Jeffrey B. Remmel

78
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Adriano M. Garsia University of California, San Diego

Bruce E. Sagan Michigan State University

Rodney G. Downey Victoria University of Wellington

Russell Impagliazzo University of California, San Diego

Victor Vianu University of California, San Diego

Toufik Mansour University of Haifa

V. S. Subrahmanian Dartmouth College

Andre Scedrov University of Pennsylvania

Alin Deutsch University of California, San Diego

Samuel R. Buss University of California, San Diego

External Links

Personal website of Jeffrey B. Remmel

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