Ricardo Fukasawa

Ricardo Fukasawa

Professor

University of Waterloo

Biography

I am a Professor at the Department of Combinatorics and Optimization of the University of Waterloo.

I did my PhD in Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization at GeorgiaTech under the supervision of Bill Cook.

I was the recipient of the 2008-2009 IBM Herman Goldstine postdoctoral fellowship and an Early Research Award.

My research interests are on cutting planes for general mixed-integer programming, computational mixed-integer programming, operations research and the solution of combinatorial optimization problems, in particular vehicle routing and similar problems.

Interests

  • Mixed-Integer Programming
  • Computational Optimization
  • Operations Research
  • Routing problems

Education

  • PhD in Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization, 2008

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • MEng in Electrical Engineering (Decision Support Systems), 2002

    PUC-Rio

  • BEng in Electrical Engineering (Decision Support Systems), 2000

    PUC-Rio

Recent Publications

Multi-row intersection cuts based on the infinity norm
A. Xavier, R. Fukasawa, L. Poirrier
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An integrated machine scheduling and personnel allocation problem for large-scale industrial facilities using a rolling horizon framework
F. A. Santos, R. Fukasawa, L. R. Sandoval
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A dynamic approach to selecting timepoints in short-term scheduling with application to multipurpose facilities
Z. Stevenson, R. Fukasawa, L. R. Sandoval
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Evaluating periodic rescheduling policies using a rolling horizon framework in an industrial-scale multipurpose plant
Z. Stevenson, R. Fukasawa, L. R. Sandoval
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Split cuts from sparse disjunctions
R. Fukasawa, L. Poirrier, S. Yang
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Applications BCP Clutters Computations Cutting planes LP Polyhedra Routing Stochastic Programming Theory

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