Moses Ganardi
ganardi (at) mpi-sws (dot) org
I am a research group leader at the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems (MPI-SWS)
in Kaiserslautern, Germany.
In addition, I hold an Interim Professorship for Theoretical Computer Science at Leipzig University.
From May 2020 to Dec 2022, I was a postdoctoral researcher at MPI-SWS
in the Models of Computation group headed by
Georg Zetzsche.
Before that, I obtained a PhD
with Markus Lohrey
at the University of Siegen.
My research interests include automata theory, logic in computer science, verification of infinite-state systems,
algorithms on compressed data, as well as algorithmic group theory.
News
Publications
Conference papers
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Ramsey Quantifiers in Linear Arithmetics
Accepted for POPL 2024
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Context-Bounded Analysis of Concurrent Programs (Invited Talk)
Proceedings of ICALP 2023
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Checking Refinement of Asynchronous Programs against Context-Free Specifications
Proceedings of ICALP 2023
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Revisiting Membership Problems in Subclasses of Rational Relations
Proceedings of LICS 2023
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Unboundedness problems for machines with reversal-bounded counters
Proceedings of FoSSaCS 2023
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Context-Bounded Verification of Context-Free Specifications
Proceedings of POPL 2023
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Low-Latency Sliding Window Algorithms for Formal Languages
Proceedings of FSTTCS 2022
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The complexity of bidirected reachability in valence systems
Proceedings of LICS 2022
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Ramsey Quantifiers over Automatic Structures: Complexity and Applications to Verification
Proceedings of LICS 2022
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Reachability in Bidirected Pushdown VASS
Proceedings of ICALP 2022
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Existential Definability over the Subword Ordering
Proceedings of STACS 2022
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Pattern Matching on Grammar-Compressed Strings in Linear Time
Proceedings of SODA 2022
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Compression by Contracting Straight-Line Programs
Proceedings of ESA 2021
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A Characterization of Wreath Products Where Knapsack Is Decidable
Proceedings of STACS 2021
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The complexity of knapsack problems in wreath products
Proceedings of ICALP 2020
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Automatic equivalence structures of polynomial growth
Proceedings of CSL 2020
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Sliding window property testing for regular languages
Proceedings of ISAAC 2019
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Balancing straight-line programs
Proceedings of FOCS 2019
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Derandomization of sliding window algorithms with strict correctness
Proceedings of CSR 2019
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Visibly pushdown languages over sliding windows
Proceedings of STACS 2019
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Sliding windows over context-free languages
Proceedings of MFCS 2018
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Randomized sliding window algorithms for regular languages
Proceedings of ICALP 2018
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Knapsack problems for wreath products
Proceedings of STACS 2018
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Automata theory on sliding windows
Proceedings of STACS 2018
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Circuit Evaluation for Finite Semirings
Proceedings of STACS 2017
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Querying regular languages over sliding-windows
Proceedings of FSTTCS 2016
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On the Parallel Complexity of Bisimulation on Finite Systems
Proceedings of CSL 2016
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Tree Compression Using String Grammars
Proceedings of LATIN 2016
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Parity Games of Bounded Tree-Width and Clique-Width
Proceedings of FoSSaCS 2015
Journal papers
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Existential definability over the subword ordering
Logical Methods in Computer Science 19(4), 2023
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Balancing Straight-Line Programs
Journal of the ACM 68(4), 2021
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Derandomization for Sliding Window Algorithms with Strict Correctness
Theory of Computing Systems 65, pp. 1-18, 2021
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Universal tree source coding using grammar-based compression
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 65(10), pp. 6399-6413, 2019
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The complexity of bisimulation and simulation on finite systems
Logical Methods in Computer Science 14(4), 2018
Special Issue for CSL 2016
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A universal tree balancing theorem
ACM Transactions on Computation Theory 11(1), Article No. 1, 2019
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Circuits and expressions over finite semirings
ACM Transactions on Computation Theory 10(4), Article No. 15, 2018
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Tree compression using string grammars
Algorithmica 80(3), pp. 885–917, 2018
Special Issue for LATIN 2016
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Constructing small tree grammars and small circuits for formulas
Journal of Computer and System Sciences 86, pp. 136–158, 2017
Other
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Language recognition in the sliding window model
PhD Thesis, Universität Siegen, 2019
Service
I am/have been on the PC of LICS 2024,
ESA 2023,
RP 2022,
CSR 2022resigned on March 3, 2022 due to sanctions against Russia..
I have reviewed submissions for
STACS 2024,
LATIN 2024,
LICS 2023,
ICALP 2023,
STACS 2023,
SODA 2023,
CSL 2023,
GandALF 2022,
LATIN 2022,
CPM 2022,
CSL 2022,
ICALP 2021,
CiE 2021,
LICS 2021,
MFCS 2021,
MFCS 2020,
LATA 2020,
ICALP 2019,
DLT 2019,
MFCS 2018,
CIAA 2017,
MFCS 2016,
LMCS,
Theory of Computing.
Contact
Moses Ganardi
Max Planck Institute for Software Systems
Paul-Ehrlich-Strasse, Building G 26
67663 Kaiserslautern, Germany