Marcus Pappik

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Sampling repulsive Gibbs point processes using random graphs Combinatorics, Probability and Computing	2025-12-29	Paper
Fast and slow mixing of the Kawasaki dynamics on bounded-degree graphs Random Structures & Algorithms	2025-11-25	Paper
Fast and slow mixing of the Kawasaki dynamics on bounded-degree graphs	2025-10-06	Paper
Perfect sampling for hard spheres from strong spatial mixing	2025-01-14	Paper
Understanding the impact of non-linearity in the SIS model Physica A	2024-12-16	Paper
Analysis of the survival time of the SIRS process via expansion Electronic Journal of Probability	2024-08-30	Paper
Algorithms for hard-constraint point processes via discretization Lecture Notes in Computer Science	2023-08-10	Paper
Perfect Sampling for Hard Spheres from Strong Spatial Mixing	2023-05-03	Paper
Fixed Parameter Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms for the W-Separator Problem	2023-03-20	Paper
Polymer dynamics via cliques: new conditions for approximations Theoretical Computer Science	2022-12-21	Paper
A spectral independence view on hard spheres via block dynamics SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics	2022-10-06	Paper
Analysis of the survival time of the SIRS process via expansion	2022-05-05	Paper
Using random graphs to sample repulsive Gibbs point processes with arbitrary-range potentials	2022-04-04	Paper
Analysis of a Gray-Box Operator for Vertex Cover	2022-03-16	Paper
Polymer Dynamics via Cliques: New Conditions for Approximations (available as arXiv preprint)	2020-07-16	Paper
Convergence and hardness of strategic Schelling segregation (available as arXiv preprint)	2020-06-30	Paper
From Market Saturation to Social Reinforcement: Understanding the Impact of Non-Linearity in Information Diffusion Models (available as arXiv preprint)	N/A	Paper

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