R. Maria del Rio-Chanona

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

R. Maria del Rio-Chanona is a mathematician whose work centers on graph theory and combinatorial processes, with a particular focus on the dynamics of robot crawlers on graphs. Her research introduces and analyzes the "robot crawler number" of a graph, a parameter that quantifies the minimum number of robots needed to traverse all edges in a given network under specific movement rules. This concept has implications for network exploration, routing, and algorithmic graph theory. Her most cited papers, including "The Robot Crawler Number of a Graph" (2015) and "The robot crawler graph process" (2018), each with 2 citations, lay foundational groundwork for understanding how agents can systematically cover graph structures. While her citation counts are modest, her contributions are notable for introducing novel combinatorial problems that bridge theoretical mathematics and practical applications in robotics and network science. Del Rio-Chanona’s work invites further exploration into efficient graph traversal strategies, making her a promising voice in the field of discrete mathematics and its intersections with computational systems.