Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment
School of Information Technology
Dr Vicky Mak |
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| Dr Vicky Mak-Hau completed a PhD in 2002 at The University of Melbourne in the area of combinatorial optimisation. Following her PhD degree, she worked at the Mathematical and Information Sciences Division, CSIRO, and the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Melbourne, as a research fellow. In 2004, she joined Deakin University as a lecturer. Her research interests include integer programming, polyhedral combinatorics, and decomposition algorithms. Research interests
CareerSenior Lecturer, Deakin University (since 2009)Lecturer, Deakin University (2004-2008) Post-doc Research Fellow, University of Melbourne (2002,2003) Post-doc Research Fellow, CMIS, CSIRO (2002) Key publicationsA. Ernst, V. Mak, L. Mason (2009) An exact method for the minimum cardinality problem in the treatment planning of intensity-modulated radiotherapy INFORMS Journal on Computing 21:4, 562–574V. Mak (2007) Iterative variable aggregation and disaggregation in IP: An application Operations Research Letters 35:1, 36-44 X. Li, V. Mak, S. Zhou (2010) Optimal radio labellings of complete m-ary trees Discrete Applied Mathematics 158, 507-515 V. Mak, N. Boland (2006) Facets of the polytope of the asymmetric travelling salesman problem with replenishment arcs Discrete Optimization 31, 33-49 R. Doss, G. Li, V. Mak, W. Tissera Information Discovery in Mission Critical Wireless Sensor Networks Accepted by Computer Networks on the 15th of April, 2010. View entire list of audited publications Related linksIndividual Websitewww.deakin.edu.au/~vicky PhD studentsStudent nameThesis titleLuke MasonOn the treatment planning optimization of Intensity-modulated Radiotherapy Teaching areasDiscrete MathematicsCryptography Optimisation |
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