Dimitri Bertsekas

Dimitri Bertsekas is the Jerry Mcafee (1940) Professor in Engineering (Emeritus) [AI+D] at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, affiliated with the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department. His research interests include Optimization and Game Theory, Systems and Networking, Systems Theory, Control, and Autonomy. His profile page lists these research areas and provides contact details, including an email and website.

Dimitri Bertsekas is a professor at Arizona State University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, specializing in Optimization and Control, and Large-Scale Computation. His research focuses on developing mathematical frameworks for solving complex optimization problems, with applications in dynamic programming, optimal control, and network optimization. He has contributed significantly to the fields of nonlinear programming, constrained optimization, and stochastic optimal control. His work includes the development of algorithms for distributed and parallel computation, as well as the integration of reinforcement learning with optimal control. Bertsekas has authored numerous influential texts, including 'Nonlinear Programming' and 'Convex Optimization Theory', which are widely used in academic and industrial settings.