Manfred Kufleitner

 ORCID ID: 0000-0003-3869-416X
ResearcherID: U-7725-2017
PD Dr. rer. nat., Dipl.-Inf., FHEA Scopus Author ID: 14047062400
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Position: Research assistant Manfred Kufleitner
Address: University of Stuttgart
Department of Computer Science
Universitätsstraße 38
70569 Stuttgart
Germany
Office: Room 1.160
Phone: +49 (0) 711 685 88231
Email: kufleitner@fmi.uni-stuttgart.de
Other: Department webpage
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Short CV

Since July 2020 Research assistant at University of Stuttgart
Dec 2017 – Jun 2020 Lecturer at Loughborough University
Apr 2015 – Nov 2017 Research assistant at University of Stuttgart
Oct 2014 – Mar 2015 Acting professor at University of Hamburg
Apr 2014 – Sep 2014 Research assistant at University of Stuttgart
Nov 2013 – Mar 2014 Guest professor at Technical University of Munich
Oct 2007 – Oct 2013 Research assistant at University of Stuttgart
Oct 2006 – Sep 2007 Postdoc at LaBRI, University of Bordeaux
Aug 2001 – Sep 2006 PhD candidate and research assistant at University of Stuttgart
Oct 1997 – Jul 2001 Student of Computer Science at University of Stuttgart
Nov 2013 Habilitation for computer science, University of Stuttgart
Jul 2006 PhD (Dr. rer. nat.) in computer science, University of Stuttgart
Jul 2001 Diploma (Dipl.-Inf.) in computer science (roughly equivalent to MSc.), University of Stuttgart

Research interests

Logic fragments for sequential and concurrent systems
Automata, logic, and formal languages
Formal verification
Theory of finite semigroups
Algorithms and combinatorics on words
Data compression

Scientific meetings

Member of the Program Committee of FCT 2017, Bordeaux, France
Member of the Program Committee of FoSSaCS 2016, Eindhoven, the Netherlands
Member of the Program Committee of WORDS 2015, Kiel, Germany
Member of the Program Committee of DCFS 2015, Waterloo, Ontario, Cananda
Member of the Program Committee of LICS 2015, Kyoto, Japan
Member of the Scientific Committee of ALFA'15, Bordeaux, France
Member of the Program Committee of STACS 2015, Munich, Germany
Member of the Program Committee of ICALP 2014, Track B, Copenhagen, Denmark
Workshop Chair of ALFA'13s (with V. Diekert), Stellenbosch, South Africa
Workshop Chair of ALFA'13 (with V. Diekert), Riga, Latvia

Publications

A list of publications can be found at dblp and on the university webpage.
Technical reports of some of my papers are available on arXiv.org.

Teaching

Access is often restricted to the respective campus.

Lectures

Summer term 2017 Lecture and Tutorial Algorithms for Cryptography
in German, University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2016 Lecture and Tutorial Cryptographic methods
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2015/2016 Lecture Automata over Infinite Objects
in German, University of Stuttgart
Lecture Graph Theory
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2015 Lecture Concrete Mathematics
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2014/2015 Lecture Semantics of Computer Programs
in German, University of Hamburg
Lecture Algorithms for Cryptography
in German, University of Hamburg
Summer term 2014 Lecture and Tutorial Automata over Infinite Objects
in German, University of Stuttgart
Lecture Concrete Mathematics
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2013/2014 Lecture and Tutorial Automata and Formal Languages
in English, Technical University of Munich
Summer term 2013 Lecture and Tutorial Cryptographic methods
in German, University of Stuttgart
Lecture Concrete Mathematics
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2012 Lecture and Tutorial Graph Theory
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2011/2012 Lecture Automata over Infinite Words
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2010/2011 Lecture and Tutorial Cryptographic methods
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2009/2010 Lecture and Tutorial Graph Theory
in German, University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2009 Lecture and Tutorial Cryptographic methods
in German, University of Stuttgart

Seminars

Winter term 2016/2017 Advanced Seminar Selected Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2015/2016 Seminar and Advanced Seminar Selected Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2014/2015 Seminar Logic and Semantics of Computer Programs
in German (together with M. Köhler-Bußmeier and R. Valk), University of Hamburg
Summer term 2014 Advanced Seminar Data Compression and Algorithms
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2012/2013 Seminar Selected Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2012 Seminar Proofs from the Book
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2011/2012 Seminar Selected Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2011 Advanced Seminar Automata over Infinite Objects
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2009/2010 Advanced Seminar Current Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with Ch. Glaßer), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2008/2009 Seminar Algorithms of the Week
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2006 Advanced Seminar Algorithmic Number Theory
in German (together with J. Brüdern and V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2004/2005 Advanced Seminar Algorithmic Number Theory
in German (together with J. Brüdern and V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2004 Advanced Seminar Selected Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2003/2004 Advanced Seminar Algorithmic Number Theory
in German (together with J. Brüdern and V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2003 Advanced Seminar Selected Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2002/2003 Advanced Seminar Selected Topics in Theoretical Computer Science
in German (together with V. Diekert), University of Stuttgart

Programming courses

Summer term 2008 Laboratory Efficient Programming
in German (together with B. Appel), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2006 Laboratory Efficient Programming
in German (together with J. Esparza and S. Kiefer), University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2005 Laboratory Efficient Programming
in German (together with J. Esparza, S. Kiefer, and S. Schwoon), University of Stuttgart

Exercises

Summer term 2010 Tutorial Discrete Mathematics
in German, University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2009 Tutorial Discrete Mathematics
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2008/2009 Tutorial Complexity Theory
in German, University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2008 Tutorial Discrete Mathematics
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2007/2008 Tutorial Theoretical Computer Science 2
in German, University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2006 Tutorial Discrete Mathematics
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2005/2006 Tutorial Theoretical Computer Science 2
in German, University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2005 Tutorial Discrete Mathematics
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2004/2005 Tutorial Complexity Theory
in German, University of Stuttgart
Summer term 2002 Tutorial Discrete Mathematics
in German, University of Stuttgart
Winter term 2001/2002 Tutorial Formal Semantics
in German, University of Stuttgart

Supervised student work

[S35] Manuel Göggelmann. Efficient algorithms for the separation problem over alternation-free logic for infinite words (in German).
Bachelor Thesis No. 224, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2015.
[S34] Amir Abdelaziz. Separation over finite words for one quantifier alternation (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3722, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2015.
[S33] Lukas Fleischer. Minimization and efficient algorithms for recognizing homomorphisms
over omega-regular languages (in German).
Master's Thesis No. 18, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2015.
[S32] Jan Philipp Wächter. The word problem for omega-terms over two-variable logic (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3610, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2014.
[S31] Moritz Rathgeber. Certain properties of deterministic automata and their complexity (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2457, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2014.
[S30] Andreas Bühler. An algebraic construction for the Kleene star of regular languages (in German).
Bachelor Thesis No. 64, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2013.
[S29] Tobias Rupp. Forbidden patterns for deterministic finite automata in the Trotter-Weil hierarchy (in German).
Bachelor Thesis No. 61, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2013.
[S28] Lukas Fleischer. Algebraic characterizations of positive quantifier alternation in two-variable logic (in German).
Bachelor Thesis No. 60, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2013.
[S27] Jan Philipp Wächter. Cascade decompositions of special classes of automata (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2417, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2013.
[S26] Franz Jahn. Minimizing automata with a bounded number of errors (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3337, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2012.
[S25] Patrick Bächtle. Variants of the NTRU cryptosystem (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3286, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2012.
[S24] Martin P. Seybold. The holonomy decomposition of automata (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3332, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2012.
[S23] Hermann Pflüger. Analysis of unambiguous Büchi automata (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3182, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2011.
[S22] Philipp Riegger. A variant of the Burrows-Wheeler transformation with permutations (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3117, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2011.
[S21] Martin P. Seybold. First-order logic without quantifier alternation over finite words (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2298, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2011.
[S20] Jonathan Kausch. Simple first-order fragments with successor over infinite words (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2297, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2011.
[S19] Tobias Walter. Deterministic interval logic with factor modalities (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2295, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2011.
[S18] Jan Endstrasser. Efficient algorithms for computing the Burrows-Wheeler transform (in German).
Final thesis for teacher education, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2010.
[S17] Kim-Manuel Klein. The behavior of tree-walking automata with pebbles (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 3017, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2010.
[S16] Bastian Bischoff. Algebraic tools for the composition of concurrent systems (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2257, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2010.
[S15] Mike Müller. Methods for combining data compression algorithms (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2231, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2010.
[S14] Kim-Manuel Klein. Combinatorial proofs for probabilistic primality tests (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2225, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2009.
[S13] Wa Binder. Efficient computation of context mixing in data compression (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2922, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2009.
[S12] Thomas Giricz. Semantic methods in text compression (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2824, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2009.
[S11] Alexander Fries. Modules for data compression using context mixing (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2192, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2009.
[S10] Alexander Lauser. Fragments of an interval logic (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2823, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2009.
[S9] Thomas Baumann. Quantifier alternation and regular languages (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2775, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2008.
[S8] Edgar Binder. Data compression with context mixing (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2670, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2008.
[S7] Matthias Lüdenbach. Implementation and comparison of FFT-based multiplication algorithms (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2416, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2006.
[S6] Martin Horsch. Games and fragments of temporal logic over traces (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2391, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2006.
[S5] Stefan Staiger. Ring isomorphism problems and the factorization of large numbers (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2330, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2005.
[S4] Martin Müller. The polynomial closure of trace language classes (in German).
Diploma Thesis No. 2328, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2005.
[S3] Matthias Lüdenbach. Primality test on elliptic curves (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2009, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2005.
[S2] Jörg Oberfell. Factorization using elliptic curves (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2008, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2005.
[S1] Benjamin Hoffmann. Factorization of large numbers using the quadratic sieve (in German).
Student Research Project No. 2007, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology; University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2005.
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