Dr. Cadavious Jones: Presenter at 2015 SAMSA Conference in Windhoek, Namibia

Dr. Cadavious Jones, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, was honored to speak at the 2015 SAMSA (Southern Africa Mathematical Sciences Association) Conference held in Windhoek, Namibia. His presentation focused on the intricate topic of secure domination in graphs, showcasing his expertise and contributions to this specialized area of mathematics.

The SAMSA conference brought together leading mathematicians and researchers from around the world to discuss advancements and challenges in the mathematical sciences. Dr. Jones' participation highlighted his dedication to mathematical research and his commitment to advancing knowledge in graph theory.

Secure domination in graphs, a topic of significant importance in network theory and combinatorial optimization, was thoroughly explored in Dr. Jones' presentation. His insights and findings provided valuable contributions to the field, sparking discussions and collaborations among attendees.

Dr. Jones' presence at the SAMSA conference underscored his role as a thought leader in mathematics and his ongoing efforts to push the boundaries of mathematical research. His work continues to inspire and influence both his peers and the next generation of mathematicians.