This is the homepage of Uli Fahrenberg, mathematician / computer scientist. It is deliberately kept short to be (hopefully) more easily maintainable.
I am professor at EPITA Rennes and at LRE, and head of the Automata and applications research group at LRE. I am also associated with IRISA Rennes, where I am a member of the SUMO group, and with the Cosynus group of LIX, École polytechnique. I have a PhD in mathematics from Aalborg University and have worked at Aalborg University, IRISA Rennes, and École polytechnique.
I have defended my habilitation à diriger des recherches at the University Paris-Saclay on 10 May 2022. My thesis is entitled A Generic Approach to Quantitative Verification and available on arxiv. The jury for the defence was composed of Christel Baier, Dresden; Paul-André Melliès, Paris; Rob van Glabbeek, Sydney; Nathalie Bertrand, Rennes; Patricia Bouyer-Decitre, Saclay; and Georg Struth, Sheffield/Lyon.
Une traduction française du premier chapitre de mon habilititation est disponible sur hal, sous le titre Une approche générique à la vérification quantitative. Merci à Aline Fahrenberg pour la traduction.
My research is in the areas of real-time systems, quantitative verification, directed algebraic topology, concurrency theory, and in categorical foundations for theoretical computer science. I keep an up-to-date list of publications.
See also The (i)Po(m)set Project.
PhD students:
Here's a list (in alphabetical order) of nice people I work, or have
worked, with:
Alessandro Abate,
Xavier Allamigeon,
Amazigh Amrane,
Jo Atlee,
Sebastian S. Bauer,
Hugo Bazille,
Nikola Beneš,
Patricia Bouyer-Decitre,
Benoît Delahaye,
Manfred Droste,
Jérémy Dubut,
Alexandre Duret-Lutz,
Sven Dziadek,
Zoltán Ésik †,
Lisbeth Fajstrup,
Martin Fränzle,
Stéphane Gaubert,
Eric Goubault,
Emmanuel Haucourt,
Christian Johansen,
Barbara König,
Jan Křetínský,
Kim G. Larsen,
Axel Legay,
John Leth,
Nicolas Markey,
Samuel Mimram,
Dejan Ničković,
Karin Quaas,
Martin Raußen,
Jiří Rosický,
Philipp Schlehuber-Caissier,
Jiří Srba,
Georg Struth,
Claus Thrane,
Louis-Marie Traonouez,
Andrzej Wąsowski,
Rafał Wisniewski,
Krzysztof Ziemiański,
Safa Zouari.
My teaching has been within computer science and mathematics, in English, French, and Danish. Here's a non-exhaustive list in roughly chronological order: