Bermudo Navarrete

Bermudo Navarrete is a University Professor in the Department of Economics, Quantitative Methods and Economic History at Pablo de Olavide University's Higher Polytechnic School in Seville, Spain. His academic career spans over two decades, with teaching positions at multiple international institutions including the University of Seville, Popular Autonomous University of Puebla (Mexico), and The College of the Bahamas.

Professor Navarrete specializes in Graph Theory and Discrete Mathematics, with particular expertise in domination theory, topological indices, and mathematical analysis. His research focuses on differential of graphs, hyperbolicity in graphs, and vertex-degree-based topological indices. His work bridges theoretical mathematics with applications in chemical graph theory and network analysis.

His extensive publication record shows a clear evolution from early work in operator theory to his current focus on graph theory applications. Since 2012, his research has centered on domination parameters, differential sets, and topological indices in various graph structures, with increasing applications to chemical graph theory and computational methods.

Throughout his career, Professor Navarrete has maintained an active international research presence with numerous research stays at institutions worldwide including universities in Russia, Venezuela, USA, Poland, Mexico, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic.

He teaches undergraduate courses in Algebra, Calculus, and Final Degree Projects for Computer Engineering students across multiple specializations including Information Systems, Data Science, and Mind in Information Systems. His teaching reflects the mathematical foundations required for modern computer science applications.