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Topics in Randomised Algorithms and Computational Complexity

Supervisor

Suitable for

MSc in Advanced Computer Science
Mathematics and Computer Science, Part C
Computer Science and Philosophy, Part C
Computer Science, Part C

Abstract

Description: Andreas Galanis is willing to supervise projects in the areas of randomised algorithms and computational complexity. Problems of interest include (i) the analysis of average case instances of hard combinatorial problems (example: can we satisfy a random Boolean formula?), and (ii) the computational complexity of counting problems (example: can we count approximately the number of proper colourings of a graph G?). The projects would suit mathematically oriented students, especially those with an interest in applying probabilistic methods to computer science.