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Alexander Razborov is an Andrew MacLeish Distinguished Service Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Chicago. He also holds the position of Adjoint Professor at the Toyota Technological Institute. His primary research area is complexity theory, with a specific interest in circuit complexity, proof complexity, quantum computations, and communication complexity. He has a rich background in discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science, previously working on combinatorial group theory and actively exploring areas of discrete mathematics, particularly extremal combinatorics and the mathematical foundations of computation. Razborov has significantly contributed to algorithm design and complexity logic, and his work plays a fundamental role in connecting computer science with physics, statistics, and mathematical sciences.
University of Chicago • Chicago, IL
Leading research and teaching in complexity theory and theoretical computer science.
Department of Philosophy