Currently I'm an assistant lecturer at the
Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
Previously, was an assistant research fellow at the
Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics.
e-mail: istvanko@math.bme.hu
Research interests
- Fractals and its applications: dimension theory of self-affine planar carpets and non-linear iterated fucntion systems, local regularity of zipper fractal curves, Hidden Markov chains, absolute continuity of the Blackwell measure.
Poster about zippers and about planar carpets. - Random graphs: shortest paths in small worlds, Random Apollonian Networks, general inhomogeneous random graph model of
Bollobás-Janson-Riordan, algorithmic consequences.
More detailed description can be found here, which won first prize at the 2015 BMe Research Grant.
Further posters in the topic: one in hungarian IHRG, other in english RAN.
Teaching (mainly in hungarian)
- 2018/19 fall semester: lectures of A3 for Civil Engineers (in English).
- 2016 fall semester: practical courses for Civil Engineering MSc students in english and hungarian.