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Reid is notable for his work on tournaments and disproof of Erdos and Moser conjecture. He has done an extensive research in graph theory. He is emeritus professor from Baton Rouge and founder head of CSUSM Math dept. He was a student of well known E. T. Parker.
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Reid is notable for his work on tournaments and disproof of Erdos and Moser conjecture. He has done an extensive research in graph theory. He is emeritus professor from Baton Rouge and founder head of CSUSM Math dept. He was a student of well known E. T. Parker.