Curtis Menton, URCS Grad Student
About Me
I am a Ph.D. student in the area of computational social choice: the
study of the computational complexity of problems relating to voting
and elections.
Contact Info
Email: menton (at) cs.rochester.edu
Office: 617, CSB
My CV
Papers
- L. Hemaspaandra, R. Lavaee, and
C. Menton, Schulze and
Ranked-Pairs Voting Are Fixed-Parameter Tractable to Bribe,
Manipulate, and Control. To appear at AAMAS 2013.
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E. Hemaspaandra, L. Hemaspaandra, and C. Menton,
Search Versus Decision for Election Manipulation Problems. To appear at STACS 2013.
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C. Menton. Normalized
Range Voting Broadly Resists Control. Theory of Computing Systems.
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C. Menton and
P. Singh, Manipulation and
Control Complexity of Schulze Voting. Tech report.
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C. Menton and P. Singh, Manipulation Can Be Hard in Tractable Voting Systems Even for Constant-Sized Coalitions, Computer Science Review.
Summer 2012 Teaching
380, Intro to CS Theory
482/705, Cryptography
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