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Graphs, Games, Optimization, Algorithms, Theoretical Computer Science (G²OAT)
5. 5. 2025
Alexander Clifton introduces the concept of rainbow separating path systems in graphs, which distinguish every pair of edges using color-coded paths....
28. 4. 2025
Michal Opler will present new results on the complexity and algorithms for Multiagent Path Finding in highly centralized networks.
14. 4. 2025
Bartłomiej Kielak will present a solution to a classical problem about curves on the torus intersecting at most k times. He proves that their...
7. 4. 2025
Jan Starý will demonstrate how ultrafilters provide an elegant proof of Arrow’s theorem, showing that no fair voting system exists without a...
31. 3. 2025
Lluís Sabater Rojas will present an algorithmic analysis of eliminating majority illusions in social networks. He will discuss how network topology...
17. 3. 2025
Herman Goulet-Ouellet will present research on the densities of group languages under ergodic probability measures and their connection to...
17. 2. 2025
Petr Šťastný will discuss symbolic execution, a program analysis technique that examines possible program states to provide insight into program...
Václav Rozhoň will discuss symbolic execution, a program analysis technique that examines possible program states to provide insight into program...
9. 12. 2024
Václav Blažej will introduce a method that simplifies a minimal cut into a minimum cut, enabling solutions to generalized problems like l -Bundled...
25. 11. 2024
Ondřej Suchý will explore parameterized algorithms for the traveling salesman problem and its generalization, focusing on local search, structural...
18. 11. 2024
Krisztina Szilágyi discusses the complexity of parameterized problems on planar graphs, particularly their hardness within the XNLP and XALP...
4. 11. 2024
Foivos Fioravantes will present intractability results and efficient algorithms, including the FPT algorithm and the polynomial kernel, with insights...
21. 10. 2024
Tomas Jakl proposes the use of game comonands, which have their roots in category theory, to address the limitations of parameterized complexity by...
14. 10. 2024
Manolis Vasilakis will focus on the setting of structural parameterizations for graph problems, particularly how fine-grained complexity hypotheses,...
7. 10. 2024
Michal Opler present a deterministic comparison-based algorithm that sorts sequences avoiding a fixed permutation π in linear time, even if π is a...
30. 9. 2024
The speaker Nikolaos Melissinos (FIT CTU) will talk about the complexity of finding optimal vertex and edge controllers in graphs.
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