The work of the Mathematics for Information, Communication and Computing (MC2) team lies at the interface of fundamental mathematics and computer science.
The teams’ main areas of research are:
- automata theory
- complexity theory, operational research, graphs
- error-correction coding, extremal combinatorics
- algebraic geometry, number theory and their applications
Membres de l’équipe
- Olivier Hudry, Professor, team leader
- Antoine Lobstein, Associate Research Officer
- David Madore, Associate Professor
- Sihem Mesnager, Visiting Professor
- Bertrand Meyer, Associate Professor
- Duong Hieu Phan, Professor
- Hugues Randriambololona, Associate Professor
- Edouard Rousseau, PhD candidate
- Jacques Sakarovitch, Emeritus CNRS Research Director
Key words
- Combinatorics
- Algebraic geometry
- Coding and cryptography (mathematical aspects)
- Algorithmics
- Graphs
Scientific publications
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