Research

Algorithmic Game Theory

D. Liben-Nowell, A. Sharp, T. Wexler, K. Woods. Computing Shapley Value in Cooperative Supermodular Games
R. Buehler, Z. Goldman, D. Liben-Nowell, Y. Pei, J. Quadri, S. Taggart, A. Sharp, T. Wexler, K. Woods.The Price of Civil Society, WINE 2011.
J. Davis, Z. Goldman, J. Hilty, E. Koch, D. Liben-Nowell,
A. Sharp, T. Wexler, E. Zhou. Equilibria and Efficiency Loss in Games on Networks, SocialCom 2009.
J. Davis, D. Liben-Nowell, A. Sharp, T. Wexler. Mediated Equilibria in Load-Balancing Games, WINE 2009.

Distance Coloring

D. Kozen, A. Sharp. On Distance Coloring. Cornell Technical Report TR2007-2084.
A. Sharp. Distance Coloring. ESA, 2007.

Incremental and Online Algorithms

A. Sharp. Incremental Algorithms: Solving Problems in a Changing World. Ph.D. dissertation, 2007.
J. Hartline, A. Sharp. An Incremental Model for Combinatorial Minimization.
J. Hartline, A. Sharp. An Incremental Model for Combinatorial Maximization, WEA, 2006.
J. Hartline, A. Sharp. Incremental Flow. INOC, 2005.

Other

A. Sharp. Birthdays, Broadcasts, and Boolean Algebras. Cornell Technical Report TR2006-2052.
Mathematical Properties of Sudoku
Graph Theory and Combinatorics
Approximation Algorithms