معرفی
Werner Schachinger is an Associate Professor in the Department of Statistics and Operations Research at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics. His research focuses on optimization theory, mathematical analysis, and game theory, with particular emphasis on completely positive matrices, quadratic optimization, and evolutionary dynamics. He has authored over 18 publications since 2007, exploring topics such as CP-rank bounds, combinatorial asymptotics, and algorithmic methods in optimization.
- Education background not explicitly stated but inferred through research focus and academic rank.
His research interests span operations research, mathematical optimization, probability theory, and combinatorics. Notable contributions include studies on the complexity of optimization models, equilibrium analysis in game theory, and the application of copositive programming techniques.
Publications highlight trends in optimization theory, with recent works addressing geometric distribution analysis (2023) and Plancherel averages (2023). Earlier contributions include work on moral play equilibrate (2021) and cp-rank lower bounds (2015–2020).
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Advising and grants details are not provided in the text. However, activities include organizing the 2018 Workshop on Optimization, Game Theory, and Data Analysis, and contributing to talks on copositive optimization and duality in conic programming.
Labs or research teams are not explicitly mentioned, though collaborations with researchers like Immanuel Bomze and Jörgen Weibull suggest active participation in interdisciplinary projects.
