Marco Molinaro
I am a fifth year Ph.D. student in the Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization
(ACO) program at Carnegie Mellon University. I am very fortunate to be advised by Prof. Gerard Cornuejols.
My research is broadly concerned with decision-making under limited information and large dimensionality. I examine the different aspects of this program from three main perspectives: Optimization Under Uncertainty, Sublinear Algorithms and Integer Programming and Combinatorial Optimization.
Starting Fall 2013, I will be joining Georgia Tech's ISyE department as an Assistant Professor.
CV: [pdf]
Email: lastname[AT]cmu[DOT]edu
Publications (please send me an email for papers which are not available for donwload)
Optimization Under Uncertainty
- Kidney Exchanges and the Query-commit Problem
Submitted.
Joint work with R. Ravi.
- The Geometry of Online Packing Linear Programs
Math of Operations Research, to appear. Preliminary version in ICALP 2012.
Joint work with R. Ravi.
- Improved Approximation Algorithms for the Average-Case Tree Searching Problem
Algorithmica, to appear. Preliminary version in ICALP 2010 (merged with "On the Complexity of Searching..." below).
Joint work with Ferdinando Cicalese, Tobias Jacobs and Eduardo Laber.
- Approximation Algorithms for Correlated Knapsacks and Non-Martingale Bandits
FOCS 2011.
Joint work with Anupam Gupta, Ravishankar Krishnaswamy and R. Ravi.
- On the Complexity of Searching in Trees and Partially Ordered Structures
Theoretical Computer Science, 412, 2011. Preliminary version in ICALP 2010.
Joint work with Ferdinando Cicalese, Tobias Jacobs and Eduardo Laber.
- An Approximation Algorithm for Binary Searching in Trees [presentation]
Algorithmica, 59, 2011. Preliminary version in ICALP 2008.
Joint work with Eduardo Laber.
- On Greedy Algorithms for Decision Trees
ISAAC 2010.
Joint work with Ferdinando Cicalese, Tobias Jacobs and Eduardo Laber.
Sublinear Algorithms
Integer Programming and Discrete Optimization
- Characterization of the Split Closure by Cut Generating functions via Geometric Lifting
In preparation.
Joint work with Amitabh Basu.
- Cutting Planes from Two-Term Disjunctions
Submitted.
Joint work with Pierre Bonami, Michelle Conforti, Gerard Cornuejols and Giacomo Zambelli.
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On the Relative Strength of Different Generalizations of Split Cuts
Submitted.
Joint work with Sanjeeb Dash and Oktay Gunluk.
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Lifting Gomory Cuts with Bounded Variables
Operations Research Letters, 41, 2013.
Joint work with Gerard Cornuejols and Tamas Kis.
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A (k+1)-Slope Theorem for the k-Dimensional Infinite Group Relaxation
SIAM Journal on Optimization, to appear.
Joint work with Amitabh Basu, Robert Hildebrand and Matthias Koeppe.
- A 3-Slope Theorem for the 2-d Infinite Relaxation [presentation]
Math Programming, to appear.
Joint work with Gerard Cornuejols.
- A Probabilistic Analysis of the Strength of the Split and Triangle Closures [presentation]
IPCO 2011.
Joint work with Amitabh Basu and Gerard Cornuejols.
- Capacitated Vehicle Routing with Non-Uniform Speeds [presentation]
IPCO 2011.
Joint work with Inge Li Gortz, Viswanath Nagarajan and R. Ravi.
- Improved Approximations for the Hotlink Assignment Problem
ACM Transactions on Algorithms, 7(3), 2011.
Joint work with Eduardo Laber.
Additional Research
- Cognitive Resource Concentration and Versatility: A New Lens for Understanding Team Diversity
In preparation.
Joint work with Ishani Aggarwal and Anita Woolley
- A Multi-Agent Architecture for a Dynamic Supply Chain Management
FLAIRS 2006.
Joint work with Jose Sardinha, Patrick Paranhos, Pedro Cunha, Ruy Milidiu and Carlos Lucena.
- LearnAgentsSCM - A multi-agent system for the TAC Supply Chain Management
IJCAI 2005 Poster Section.
Joint work with Jose Sardinha, Patrick Paranhos, Pedro Cunha, Helena Milidiu, Ruy Milidiu and Carlos Lucena.
- LearnAgents 2005 - A multi-agent system for the TAC Classic
IJCAI 2005 Poster Section.
Joint work with Jose Sardinha, Patrick Paranhos, Pedro Cunha, Helena Milidiu, Ruy Milidiu and Carlos Lucena.
Copyright notice: The copyrights of the published papers have been transferred to the respective publishers.