Amir Azarmehr
azarmehr.a at northeastern dot edu
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I am a PhD student in computer science at Northeastern University,
where I am advised by Soheil Behnezhad.
I am broadly interested in theoretical computer science, combinatorial optimization, and randomized algorithms.
My research is currently focused on the theoretical aspects of big-data graph algorithms,
which includes graph algorithms in the sublinear, streaming, and dynamic regimes.
Before joining Northeastern I received BSc degrees in computer science and math from Sharif University.
Publications
Massively Parallel Minimum Spanning Tree in General Metric Spaces ( SODA '25 )
Amir Azarmehr,
Soheil Behnezhad,
Rajesh Jayaram,
Jakub Łącki,
Vahab Mirrokni,
Peilin Zhong
arXiv
Bipartite Matching in Massive Graphs: A Tight Analysis of EDCS ( ICML '24 )
Amir Azarmehr, Soheil Behnezhad, Mohammad Roghani
arXiv
Fully Dynamic Matching: (2-√2)-Approximation in Polylog Update Time ( SODA '24 )
Amir Azarmehr, Soheil Behnezhad, Mohammad Roghani
arXiv
Robust Communication Complexity of Matching: EDCS Achieves 5/6 Approximation ( ICALP '23 )
Amir Azarmehr, Soheil Behnezhad
arXiv
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