Philipp Alexander Grzywaczyk
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Since October 2023, I am a research fellow and PhD student at the Institut for Algebra in the research group of Prof. Dr. Manuel Bodirsky within the project POCOCOP (ERC Synergy Grant). My research interests are algebraic and model-theoretic methods in the study of complexity of constraint satisfaction problems.
I completed my Bachelor's degree at the University of Bonn in 2021. Afterwards, I did my Master's in Computer Mathematics at the Johannes Kepler University Linz. I wrote my thesis under the supervision of Dr. Arne Winterhof at RICAM, investigating the existence of primitive elements of finite fields outside of affine hyperplanes.
My Erdős number is 3.
Publications
- P. Grzywaczyk, A. Winterhof. Primitive elements of finite fields Fqr avoiding affine hyperplanes for q=4 and q=5. Finite Fields and Their Applications (2024). DOI 10.1016/j.ffa.2024.102416, preprint on arXiv.
CWC 2024
Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Talks
- September 2025 - 7th CSP World Congress in Cervinia, Valle d’Aosta, Italy.
- June 2025 - AAA107 in Bern, Switzerland.
Talk: Boolean on Top of Temporal Constraint Satisfaction Problems - March 2025 - 5th POCOCOP-Meeting in Dresden.
- March 2025 - 87th Theorietag in Jena, Germany.
- November 2024 - 4th POCOCOP-Meeting in Vienna, Austria.
- September 2024 - 6th CSP World Congress in Calfosch, Italy.
- September 2024 - ALGOMANET-Workshop in Warsaw, Poland.
- May 2024 - AAA105 in Prague, Czech Republic.
- March 2024 - 3rd POCOCOP-Meeting in Dresden, Germany.
- December 2023 - 2nd POCOCOP-Meeting in Prague, Czech Republic.
- November 2023 - International Seminar Dresden
Talk: Primitive Elements of Finite Fields Outside of Affine Hyperplanes. - Juli 2023 - Linz Algebra Research Day (LARD) in Hagenberg, Austria.
Talk: New Results for Primitive Elements of Finite Fields Outside of Affine Hyperplanes
Book Recommendations
CWC 2025
- The Weil Conjectures: On Maths and the Pursuit of the Unknown (Karen Olsson) - A wonderfully written, semi-biographical book about the siblings André and Simone Weil. Illuminates both the mathematical work of André Weil (Bourbaki, Weil conjectures and modularity conjecture) and the endeavours and writings of Simone Weil, in a very well readable, narrative style.
Teaching
Past Semesters:
- SoSe2023: Exercise class Algorithmic Methods in Numerics (JKU Linz)
- WiSe2022: Exercise class Programming 1 (JKU Linz)
- März 2021: Repetition class Introduction to discrete Mathematics (Universität Bonn)
- WiSe2020: Exercise class Introduction to discrete Mathematics (Universität Bonn)
- SoSe2020: Exercise class Algorithmic Mathematics 2 (Universität Bonn)
- WiSe2019: Exercise class Algorithmic Mathematics 1 (Universität Bonn)
Contact Information
+49 (0) 351 463 - 32451
Willersbau, Raum B117
Zellescher Weg 12 - 14, 01069 Dresden