Chair Applied Analysis
Prof. Dr. Anusch Taraz
Hamburg University of Technology
Institute of Mathematics (E-10)
Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3
21073 Hamburg
Secretary:
Marco Wolkner
Room 3.092
Tel: +49 40 42878-3466
E-Mail: marco.wolkner@tuhh.de
Areas of Research
- Solving the Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows with Deep Learning and Quantum-Inspired Computing
- Connector-Breaker games on random boards
- Maker-Breaker games on randomly perturbed graphs
- Random perturbation of sparse graphs
- Research Area: Extremal Set Theory
- Walker-Breaker games on G(n,p)
- Research Area: Positional Games
- Research Area: Ramsey Theory
- Research Topic: Maker-Breaker games on random graphs
- Research Topic: Maker-Breaker games with restrictions
- r-cross t-intersecting families via necessary intersection points
Research Projects
Current Research Projects
- Positional Games and their interconnection with Random Graph Theory (project funded by DFG)
Completed Research Projects
- Spanning subgraphs in dense graphs via the regularity method (project funded by DFG)
- Random discrete structures and average case analysis of algorithms
- Network reliability
- Discrete methods for image restoration in MRI (joint with K.P.Pruessmann, Zurich)
- Stochastic models for biological networks (joint with J.Mueller, Munich)
- Vehicle routing problems (joint with EADS, Munich)
- Efficient algorithms for emergency control systems (joint with Novotec Engineering, St Wolfgang)
- Complex networks (within the DFG research center Matheon, Berlin)
