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Oliver Janzer is a Tenure Track Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. His research focuses on extremal combinatorics, and he is affiliated with the Chair of Extremal Combinatorics. Janzer teaches courses such as Algebraic methods in combinatorics and Graph theory. He is also involved in mentoring PhD students, including Rik Sarkar. His professional contact details include an email address and a website for further information.
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Oliver Janzer is an Assistant Professor at EPFL, specializing in combinatorics. His research focuses on extremal graph theory, Turán-type problems, and the extremal numbers of various graph subdivisions and hypergraphs. He investigates the maximum number of edges in graphs that avoid certain substructures, such as subdivisions of complete bipartite graphs, blow-ups of cycles, and hypercube graphs. His work also addresses the Zarankiewicz problem, the Erdős–Rogers function, and the extremal number of the grid. Additionally, he explores connections between combinatorics and other areas, including the Lovász theta function and MaxCut in H-free graphs. His research contributes to understanding the structure and limits of graphs and hypergraphs.