Home Page of Miklos Maroti

Miklós Maróti

Bolyai Institute
University of Szeged
Aradi vértanúk tere 1.
6720 Szeged, Hungary

mmaroti@math.u-szeged.hu
room: 137, phone: +36-62-54-4082

Hallgatói információk

Publications

Applets

Vitae

Research

Universal Algebra, Lattice Theory, Complexity Theory, Logic and Combinatorics
Embedded Systems, Sensor Networks, Middleware Services and Localization
Software Defined Radio and AI (Technical lead of Team MarmotE in the DARPA SC2 Challenge)

Lecture notes on the constraint satisfaction problem.
Some java applets for universal algebraic calculations and my GitHub repository.
Also check out the universal algebra calculator by R. Freese and E. Kiss.

List of open problems:

Lattices and universal algebra, Szeged, 1998.
Semigroups, algorithms and universal algebra, Louisville, 1998.
Posets and universal algebra, Nashville, 2000.
Universal algebra, status of TCT problems, Budapest, 2001.
Universal algebra, Novi Sad, 2003.
Algebras, lattices and varieties, Colorado, 2004.
Constraint satisfaction problem, Oxford, 2006.
Constraint satisfaction problem, Toronto, 2011.
Constraint satisfaction problem, Banff, 2014.
Universal algebra, clones and algorithms, Nashville, 2015.

Collaborators

Ralph McKenzie, my graduate adviser at Vanderbilt University.
Ágnes Szendrei, my undergraduate adviser at the University of Szeged.
Jaroslav Ježek and Petar Marković, whom I shared an apartment with.
Ákos Lédeczi, who introduced me to wireless sensor networks research at ISIS.
Péter Völgyesi and Péter Horváth, forming the backbone of Team MarmotE winning prizes in the DARPA Spectrum Challenges (SC1 PE2, SC2 PE1 and SC2 PE2)

Links

Mathematics teaching, Nice course handouts, Theorem of the day, Cambridge notes
Problems of the Miklós Schweitzer Memorial Competition
Universal algebra links (Kearnes), Online books (Wehrung)
Challenges: Euclid The Game, The Incredible Proof Machine, Elevator Saga
Other: Political quiz, Richard Lipton's blog, Physics applets, Fluid dynamics, Types project, Olympiad training, Open problems of CS, What makes good teaching, Proofs without words, On education in Brazil
Best videos: time, motivation, language, police, levitation, procrastinating, creativity, persuasion, education, economics of sex, millennials, negotiation, rules for rulers, Banach–Tarski paradox, linear algebra, learned helplessness
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The road to wisdom? — Well, it's plain
and simple to express:
	Err
	and err
	and err again,
	but less
	and less
	and less.
— Piet Hein

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