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Prof. Papayanopoulos maintains research interests in computers, computer-based instruction, and operations research. His background includes professional involvement in
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MIS and telecommunications with a decade of service at IBM,
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instructional technology (pioneered the modern electronic classroom in 1984 with implementations at IBM, Rutgers, and other universities), and
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optimization & combinatorics (during the past 30 years, his precedent-setting voting & reapportionment methodologies were adopted by numerous local governments and affected the representation of millions of voters).
His more recent research has focused on omega functions -- distributions that describe both probabilistic and deterministic phenomena. He has been an invited conference speaker at several international meetings; most recent topic: covariational properties of multi dimensional omega functions. Prof. Papayanopoulos pursued his undergraduate studies in Engineering & Applied Physics at Cornell University. He received an MS in industrial engineering from New York University and completed his doctoral studies in operations research at Columbia University.
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(Synonyms: Papayannopoulos,
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