Henning Ulfarsson

I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Reykjavik University. My research is in combinatorics, with a focus on permutation patterns and the algorithms that aid in studying them. I co-lead the Permutation Triangle research group. You can reach me at henningu@ru.is or browse my Google Scholar profile.

Recent papers

A Permutation Avoidance Game with Reverse Replies and Monotone Traps Submitted to Advances in Applied Mathematics
Turning cycle restrictions into mesh patterns via Foata's fundamental transformation Submitted
Multivariate Combinatorial Exploration In preparation

Recent talks

Exploring Permutation Classes with TileScope Dagstuhl Seminar on Pattern Avoidance, Statistical Mechanics and Computational Complexity
A case study — how Reykjavik University embraced Gradescope AEMEA Gradescope summit
The Combinatorial Exploration Framework and its Consequences Applications of Computer Algebra: Special Session on Algorithmic & Experimental Combinatorics

Current students

Reed Acton PhD student at Reykjavik University

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