SINFIN (and
previously INFINIS) is a French-Argentinean
Laboratory (Laboratoire Internationale Associé) created in 2011 between Centre National de la
Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and Université Paris Diderot, on the one hand,
and Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET) and
the Universidad de Buenos Aires, on the other. It is devoted to research in
Computer Science and Discrete Mathematics.
Team on : Graph Theory and Combinatorial
Optimization
The Graph Theory and
Combinatorial Optimization Team belongs to SINFIN since 2014. The
lead researches are: Flavia Bonomo (AR),
Michel Habib (FR)
(from 2014 to 2018) and Mario
Valencia-Pabon (FR) (since 2019). Our research is focused on
graph theory and combinatorial optimization. Particularly,
in structural characterizations of graph classes, the study of the computational
complexity of different graph problems, and the development of efficient algorithms
for combinatorial optimization problems on graphs.
In France:
In Argentina:
Link to
the site of the UBA Argentinean
group
Cooperation projects
- Math-AmSud (France-Argentina-Brazil-Chile): STALGRAPH: Structural and Algorithmic Graph Theory, 2020-2022. International
leader: Maya Stein (Chile). Leaders: Marthe Bonamy (France), Flavia Bonomo (Argentina), Mitre Dourado
(Brazil).
- International Cooperation Project "Sorbonne Paris Cité":
Analyse en moyenne de modules premiers dans la décomposition modulaire
des graphes P4-sparse et complexité algorithmique de certains
problèmes d'optimisation dans ces graphes, 2015-2016.
Leaders: Mario Valencia-Pabon, Flavia Bonomo.
- Chaire "Alicia Moreau", Université Paris Diderot, May-June
2015. Visit by Flavia Bonomo to LIAFA Université Paris Diderot, Paris,
France. Collaborators in France: Michel Habib and Pierre Charbit.
- Math-AmSud (France-Argentina-Brazil-Chile): Algorithmic, Algebraic and Structural
issues on coloring and matching theory of graphs, 2013-2015. International
leader: Mario Valencia-Pabon. Leaders: Flavia Bonomo (Argentina), Marcia Cerioli
(Brazil), Maya Stein (Chile).
- Math-AmSud (France-Argentina-Brazil): Variations of the graph coloring problem:
theory, algorithms, and applications, 2010-2012. International leader: Guillermo
Durán. Leaders: Mario Valencia-Pabon (France), Marcia Cerioli (Brazil).
- Project financed by Université Paris-Nord (France), "Bonus de
Qualité et de Recherche" (BQR-UPN-2008) : Etude de quelques généralisations
du problème de coloration des graphes : aspects théoriques,
algorithmes et applications, 2009-2010. Leader: Mario Valencia-Pabon.