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                George Osipov
Postdoc
Theoretical computer science.
Research in theoretical computer science
I am broadly interested in theoretical computer science, with a focus on constraint satisfaction problems and parameterized complexity.
                    My research is in computational complexity, an area that studies possibilities and limitations of efficient computation from a mathematical perspective. More specifically, I work on constraint satisfaction problems – a general class of problems where a global solution needs to satisfy many local constraints (think of solving the Zebra puzzle, or scheduling classes for a university while avoiding time conflicts). 
More info about the Zebra puzzle.
            More info about the Zebra puzzle.
Doctoral thesis
            
                
                    George Osipov
(2024)                
                
        
        Short facts about George Osipov
                    I am a fourth-year PhD student at TCSLAB supervised by Peter Jonsson and co-supervised by Victor Lagerkvist. 
                
                
                    Originally I'm from Georgia where I received a BSc in computer science at Free University of Tbilisi and studied towards a MSc in mathematics Ilia State University. 
                
                
                    I spent a year at Uppsala University thanks to the Erasmus+ exchange programme. I am part of AIICS division at IDA and also AI/math track of WASP graduate school.
                
            Publications
2025
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                            2024
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                            2023
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