University of Salzburg

Ana Sokolova – Theoretical
Computer Science Professor

+43 662 8044 6417
Jakob-Haringer-Str. 2, 5020 Salzburg
Room 2.17 (In the Second Floor)
Portrait of Ana Sokolova

My Research

My research is in the area of formal methods and concurrency theory and practice, within theoretical computer science.

On the abstract end, I work on coalgebra — a unifying theory for the analysis of various transition systems and automata, based on category theory — and in particular on behavioural semantics, traces, and the combination of probability and nondeterminism. On the more concrete side, I work on probabilistic systems (probabilistic automata) and concurrency theory. Among my contributions to probabilistic systems, is also my work on convex algebras.

My interests are broad: I have also contributed to engineering areas in computer science like memory management and real-time systems, and I have made a contribution to security on probabilistic anonymity.

The most exciting research that I worked on, besides coalgebra, is on concurrent data structures and their semantics.

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