Éva Tardos
Éva Tardos · Technology & Engineering
Hungarian-American founder of algorithmic game theory; Gödel Prize (2012), Knuth Prize (2023)
1957, Budapest, Hungary
Hungary · United States (Ithaca, New York)
Éva Tardos is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Hungarian-American founder of algorithmic game theory; Gödel Prize (2012), Knuth Prize (2023)
Tardos, of Hungarian Jewish descent and from a family of scholars, is a theoretical computer scientist at Cornell. She designed influential efficient algorithms for network flows and combinatorial optimization and became a founder of algorithmic game theory, including analysis of the 'price of anarchy' in networks used by many independent agents. Her work links computer science with economics and won her the Gödel and Knuth Prizes.
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Hungarian-American founder of algorithmic game theory; Gödel Prize (2012), Knuth Prize (2023)
Source: Jinfo.org — Jewish recipients of the Knuth & Gödel Prizes
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