PhD Students — SFB 050

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F50-02: Shape Characteristics of Planar Maps and Planar Graphs (Drmota)

F50-03: Combinatorics of Tree-Like Structures and Enriched Trees (Gittenberger)

F50-04: Algorithmic Lattice Path Counting Using the Kernel Method (Kauers)

F50-05: Determinantal and Recursive Methods in Enumeration (Krattenthaler)

F50-06: Partition Analysis (Paule)

F50-07: Computer Algebra and Combinatorial Inequalities (Pillwein)

F50-09: Computer Algebra for Nested Sums and Products (Schneider)

F50-10: Alternating sign arrays of triangular shapes (Fischer)

F50-11: Certificate-Free Summation and Integration (Koutschan)

How did you learn about SFB F50 "Algorithmic and Enumerative Combinatorics"? How did you become aware of open PhD positions in this SFB? Examples: "from my advisor Prof. XYZ", "through an email announcement", etc.

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