Pedro Araújo









        Postdoc in Combinatorics
        Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague
        Prague, Czech Republic
        E-mail: pedro (small point that indicates end of sentences) araujo (letter 'a' inside a circle) cvut (same small point) cz
        Google Scholar

Research Interests

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Mathematics in the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague. Before that I was a postdoc in the Institute of Theoretical Computer Sciences (ICS) of the Czech Academy of Sciences and a PhD student at IMPA under advisement of Rob Morris. My research focuses on Extremal and Probabilistic Combinatorics. In particular, I am interested in the study of Ramsey Theory, random graphs, pseudo-random structures, graph expansion and tree embeddings.


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Publications

  • Local Central Limit Theorem for triangle counts in sparse random graphs
    P. Araújo, L.Mattos
    ArXiv (Version 1: easier,longer,weaker. Version 2: stronger,shorter, fancy tools)
  • Extreme local statistics in random graphs: maximum tree extension counts
    P. Araújo, S. Griffiths, M. Šileikis, L. Warnke
    ArXiv

  • Ramsey numbers of cycles in random graphs
    P. Araújo, M. Pavez-Signé, N. Sanhueza-Matamala
    Random Structures and Algorithms. ArXiv

  • Prominent examples on flip processes
    P. Araújo, J. Hladký, EK Keat, M. Šileikis
    Random Structures and Algorithms. ArXiv

  • Ramsey goodness of trees in random graphs
    P. Araújo, L. Moreira, M. Pavez-Signé
    Random Structures and Algorithms. ArXiv

  • Localised codegree conditions for tight Hamiltonian cycles in 3-uniform hypergraphs
    P. Araújo, S. Piga, M. Schacht
    SIDMA. ArXiv

  • Counting graph orientations with no directed triangles
    P. Araújo, F. Botler, G. O. Mota
    Submitted. ArXiv

  • On the anti-Ramsey threshold for non-balanced graphs
    P. Araújo, Y. Kohayakawa, T. Martins, M. Mattos, W. Mendonça, L. Moreira, G. Mota
    ArXiv
  • Talks

  • Combinatorics Seminar at Freie Universität - Berlin, 2021
  • Combinatorics Seminar at Masaryk University - Brno, 2021
  • Random Structures and Algorithms - Zurich, 2019

  • Conferences and Workshops

  • Contributed talk at 10th Polish Combinatorial Conference, Bedlewo, 2024
  • Contributed talk at 30th British Combinatorial Conference, London, 2024
  • Plenary speaker at the 1st Brazilian Combinatorial School - Juquehy, SP, 2023
  • Contributed talk at Somachi - Santiago, 2022
  • Contributed talk at Random Structures and Algorithms - Gniezno, 2022
  • Contributed talk at 29th British Combinatorial Conference - Lancaster, 2022
  • Berlin-Hamburg-Poznan-Warsaw Seminar on Discrete Mathematics, 2019
  • Recent Advances in Extremal Combinatorics Workshop - Oxford, 2018
  • ICM 2018 - International Congress of Mathematics - Rio de Janeiro, 2018
  • ICM 2018 (Satellite Event) - Combinatorics: extremal, probabilistic and additive - São Paulo, 2018
  • Summer Thematic program "Graphs @ IMPA" - Rio de Janeiro, 2018
  • Summer School on Random Graphs and Probabilistic Methods - Fields Institute - Toronto, 2017
  • Eurocomb - Vienna, 2017
  • Random Structures and Algorithms - Gniezno, 2017
  • Polish Combinatorial Conference - Bedlewo, 2016
  • São Paulo School of Advanced Science on Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization - São Paulo, 2016

  • Contact me

    'Prizes'

    In every edition of the Random Structures and Algorithms conference, they hold the so-called 'Random run'. For the first time in 2022, they gave a the 'Random Runner' prize, given to an randomly chosen runner, which happened to be me. As prize, this shows that I possess some abnormal amount of luck, which is perhaps one of the most important skills for someone in Probabilistic Combinatorics. Up to this day, this remain as one my biggest strenghts.

    Contact me


        Pedro Campos Araújo
        Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague
        Department of Mathematics (Trojanova 13), room 434
        Prague, Czech Republic
        E-mail: araujo@cs.cas.cz













        Last Update:
    Thanks to Guilherme Mota for having sent me the code of his website,
    and to David for having turned it into this wonderful piece of art.