University of Szeged · Bolyai Institute

Boly.AI Research Team

Mathematical research with AI.

We are researchers at the Bolyai Institute exploring how AI tools can contribute to mathematical discovery. Our work brings together human expertise, computational experimentation and new approaches to developing and checking proofs.

The team

Researchers using AI tools across a broad range of mathematical fields.

Ferenc Fodor

Professor, Head of Department

Convex and discrete geometry · Stochastic geometry · Asymptotic geometric analysis

Gábor Péter Nagy

Professor, Head of Department

Director of the Bolyai Institute

Finite geometry · Combinatorics · Coding theory and cryptography

Gergely Röst

Professor, Head of Department

Differential equations · Nonlinear dynamics · Mathematical epidemiology

Péter Kevei

Associate Professor, Head of Department

Probability theory · Branching processes · Lévy processes

Miklós Maróti

Associate Professor, Head of Department

Universal algebra · Lattice theory · Computational complexity

Gergely Ambrus

Associate Professor

Convex geometry · Discrete mathematics · Probability theory

Zsolt Vizi

Assistant Professor

Mathematical modelling · Mathematical epidemiology · Machine learning

Zoltán Blázsik

Assistant Professor

Graph theory · Graph colouring and orientations · Finite geometry

Zsolt Lángi

Associate Professor

Discrete and convex geometry · Geometric optimization · Equilibrium of convex bodies

Géza Makay

Associate Professor

Functional differential equations · Stability theory · Numerical methods

Viktor Vígh

Associate Professor

Convex and discrete geometry · Random polytopes · Geometric approximation

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Publications & preprints

Selected work with documented AI contributions, from heuristic search to AI-assisted proof development and formal verification.

Research context: Mathematics Meets AI · University of Szeged

Research partnerships

Support mathematical discovery.

We welcome conversations with AI developers and research partners about model access, usage credits and tools for rigorous mathematical work.

Contact the Institute Director

Gábor Péter Nagy · nagyg@math.u-szeged.hu