Marc-Antoine Weisser

Marc-Antoine Weisser is a researcher with a focus on network optimization, algorithm design, and graph theory. His work spans telecommunications, electrical networks, and computational complexity. He has contributed to studies on inter-domain network hierarchies, optical network optimization, and combinatorial problems such as Steiner trees and bin packing. Weisser's research often involves developing polynomial and approximation algorithms for real-world network challenges.

• Key research areas: Network topology analysis, algorithmic design for resource allocation, and optimization in electrical/optical networks

His publications highlight contributions to congestion avoidance mechanisms, optical ring networks, and inter-domain routing architectures. Weisser collaborates frequently with institutions like the University of ... [university name missing in source text].