Vijay Ganesh
Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA
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1. Machine Learning (ML) for Logic (Solvers
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MapleSAT
AlphaMapleSAT
Z3Alpha
Meta-solving
Z3str* solvers
Parallel SAT for cryptanalysis
2. Logic for ML
AI for scientific discovery
AI for math
NeuroSymbolic AI
3. Software Engineering and Security
BanditFuzz: RL-guided performance fuzzer for SMT solver
Pierce: Performance testing of neural network verifiers
Security of blockchain technologies
STP bitvector and array solver
(2005-2012)
4. Automated bug-finding tools (not supported anymore)
Buzzfuzz
: a dynamic information flow based fuzzer
jFuzz
: a concolic whitebox fuzzer for Java
5. Older software projects (not supported anymore)
Hampi
: a solver for string constraints
SATGraf
: a visualization and evolution tool for SAT solvers
Lynx
: a programmatic SAT solver
CVC Lite
: an SMT solver. I worked on the bit-vector and array theory solver in CVC Lite
Mobile code security
: a Java-based filtering and sanitization tool for mobile-code security
Retargetable compilers
: a compiler that can be easily retargeted to any processor via a declarative interface