(I have joined the Vienna University of Technology, Austria,
my homepage will move in a couple of days ...)
2004-2009: Durham University, Durham, United Kingdom
2002-2004: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
1999-2002: Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, Austria
Dr Stefan Szeider
School of Engineering and Computing Sciences,
Durham University
Science Labs, South Road, Durham DH1 3LE, England, UK
office location: CS 3.09 (level 3)
phone: ++44 191 3341 759 |
fax: ++44 191 3341 701
e-mail: <first name>@<last name>.net
web: http://www.szeider.net
My work deals with the computational complexity of problems and their
algorithmic solution. In particular I am interested in problems for
which there is a strong theoretical evidence of intractability, but
which may admit efficient solutions for special cases.
My ambition is to push the intractability frontier for such problems
as far as possible, aiming at an efficient solution for instances of
practical relevance and to identify the hard kernel of the general
problem. The ultimate goal is to understand the question: What makes a
problem hard? Along these lines I have considered the boolean
satisfiability problem (SAT), quantified boolean formulas (QBF),
constraint satisfaction problems (CSP), and problems in graphs and
networks.
Most of my papers are also listed at the
DBLP Computer Science Bibliography.
Try DBLP Viz for a visualization of coauthorship.
Papers are listed only if there is not a corresponding journal paper (yet).


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