AG Theoretische Informatik

Our research group focuses on the design of efficient algorithms for graph problems. Many important problems are hard to solve in general, hence we try to identify the most general graph classes on which tractability can be achieved. We are also interested in logical methods in computer science. One problem of particular interest is the model-checking problem for first-order logic. In this context we currently study logically defined graph classes, inspired by classical model theory (stability theory).

Contact

AG Theoretische Informatik
Faculty 3 - Mathematics and Computer Science
Prof. Dr. Sebastian Siebertz

Bibliothekstr. 5
28359 Bremen

Secretary office
Tanja Rethemeyer
Telefon: +49 (0) 421 218 64450

Team

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Siebertz

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Siebertz

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Ingrid Bode
Nicole Schirrmacher

M.Sc. Nicole Schirrmacher

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Swen Rengers
Enna Gerhard

M.Sc. Enna Gerhard

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Research topics

Structural Graph Theory, in particular the theory of sparse and structurally sparse graphs.

Parameterized Complexity Theory

Logic in Computer Science, in particular first-order model-checking, query evaluation, enumeration, and counting.

Applications of stability theory in the finite.