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Romeo Rizzi: Full Professor

Research interests
Topic	People	Description
Combinatorial Algorithms and algorithmic graph theory	Romeo Rizzi	When we say that our approach to graph theory and combinatorics is algorithmic we not only want to underline the fact that we are most often interested in the obtaining effective algorithms for the problems investigated but also that we indulge unraveling the mathematical problems down till the bottom most level to achieve a most elementary comprehension. Also, we rest on computational complexity as the methodological lighthouse of our research approaches and investigations. This depth and awareness characterizes the strength of the research by our department in Verona.
Discrete mathematics in relation to computer science	Romeo Rizzi	Discrete mathematics has a privileged link to computer science, and the converse is also true. As algorithmists, we tangle discrete mathematics in order to give our contribution to computer science. Discrete mathematics in relation to computer science is a huge factory all over the world, and our computer science department here in Verona is well present in all this.
Theory of computing	Romeo Rizzi	The theory of computation is the branch of mathematics and computer science that deals with whether and how efficiently problems can be solved on a model of computation, using an algorithm. In more than one way, this fascinating field has affected our perception of the world and of mathematics itself. In mathematics, it is an eye opener and a source of methodology and philosophical inspiration. This is particularly true for its two main branches of computability theory and computational complexity.