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ACO Research Program

Research areas being investigated by faculty of the ACO Program include such topics as

• structural and topological graph theory
• coloring problems (including the Four Color Theorem)
• paths, cycles and flows in graphs
• probabilistic methods in combinatorics
• probability on graphs
• algebraic combinatorics
• computational algebra and geometry
• distributed computing
• algorithm complexity
• the design and analysis of algorithms
• approximation algorithms
• algorithmic problems in coding theory
• fault-tolerant computing
• voting theory
• airline crew and fleet scheduling
• parallel computation
• interior point methods in mathematical optimization
• the geometry of convex bodies
• other related areas

For more information, you may look at the personal Web pages of ACO affiliated faculty members.

Seminars and Colloquia

Please have a look at the ACO-related events page for more information about past and upcoming events.

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