Research

Member of the research group Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Applications of the Applied Mathematics and Telematics Department, UPC.

The main area of research is the application of Graph Theory to the design of topologies and communication strategies for interconnection networks. This area includes the following items:

• Connectivity of graphs and digraphs.
• Extremal problems in Graph Theory.
• Vulnerability of interconnection networks.
• Routing and information dissemination in interconnection networks.
• Permutation and dynamic memory networks.

For more details on the above research topics see the document Interconnection Networks Optimization: Information Dissemination, Models and Algorithms , (CICYT research project, TIC-97-0963).

See also the list of talks given during recent years in the research seminar Graph Theory, Combinatorics and Applications.