Marcin Anholcer

Marcin Anholcer is a Professor at the Department of Operations Research and Mathematical Economics, Institute of Informatics and Quantitative Economics, University of Economics in Poznan. His research spans both theoretical and applied domains, focusing on network optimization, graph theory, stable matchings, and fair division. He integrates mathematical methods into economic and financial contexts, contributing to combinatorial optimization and operations research.

• Education: Doctorate in 2006 and 2011 (specific institutions not detailed).

His work addresses problems in graph labeling, distance magic labelings, and stochastic transportation models. He has also contributed to empirical studies on exclusionary constraints in logistics and supply chains. His research bridges pure mathematics and economic applications, with a strong emphasis on algorithmic solutions and computational models.

His publications demonstrate trends in combinatorial optimization, hypergraph algorithms, and the application of mathematical models to financial forecasting. He has extensively explored group irregularity strength and chromatic numbers in graphs, alongside practical transportation and supply chain optimization.

He has supervised 4 promoted theses and participated in 3 research projects. His methodological contributions include heuristic algorithms for complex optimization problems and comparative analyses of nonlinear allocation techniques.