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About me

I am a lecturer at the Department of Computer Engineering, Khon Kaen University. I recieved my PhD from the University of Liverpool. The thesis title is The Computation of Equilibria in Congestion Networks. There I was a member of the Complexity, Theory and Algorithmics Group of the Department of Computer Science. Prior to this I spent two years of my PhD work at the Algorithms and Computational Complexity Research Group, the University of Warwick. At both places, I was supervised by Professor Paul W. Goldberg.

Teaching

Current Courses

• Discrete Mathematics and Linear algebra
• Mathematics 1
• Computer Programming

Previous Courses

• Discrete Mathematics and Linear algebra
• Computational Geometry
• Semenar in Computer Engineering 2
• Simulation and Modeling
• Computer Programming

At Liverpool, I tutored the following courses:

• COMP318 : Advanced Web Technology (2008)
• COMP114 : Experimental Methods in Computing (2007)
• COMP110 : Key Skills in Computer Science (2008)
• COMP103 : Computer System (2007, 2008)

Research

My research interest is in the area of computational game theory, computational geometry and algorithmic and complexity in general. I I am also interested in topics of universal acess, in particular, for visually impared.

• P. Goldberg and P. Polpinit. The price of selfish Stacklberg leadership in network games, 2007. arXiv.org:0711.1242.
• P. Polpinit. Comparing parallel and sequential selfish routing of atomic players : Presentation at BCTCS, Swansea, 2006.
• P. Polpinit. Bounds for the convergence rate of Randomised Local Search in load-balancing games with variable-capacity resources, 2005.

Students

Current Graduate Students:

Past Graduate Students:

Senior Projects

Links

• Game Theory Soceity
• Game Theory .net
• Latex
• Wolfram Alpha
• Paul's blog