Denis Dmitriev

Denis Dmitriev is a Canadian competitive programmer. As a student at Centennial Senior Secondary School in Coquitlam, British Columbia, he represented Canada at the International Olympiad in Informatics in Beijing in 2000, earning a silver medal with 417/700 points (64th of 278). He went on to study computer science at the University of Waterloo, where he competed on the university's ACM ICPC teams (Black team, 2002). He also appears in the combinatorics research community as a collaborator of Simon Fraser University's Jonathan Jedwab, and is listed as affiliated with Ragdoll Capital LLC on Jedwab's co-authors page.

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• Won a silver medal for Canada at IOI 2000 in Beijing with 417/700 points, ranking 64th of 278 contestants.Sep 30, 2000
• Appears as a co-author of SFU mathematician Jonathan Jedwab, listed as affiliated with Ragdoll Capital LLC, and Jedwab's 2007 CMS conference talk notes 'Joint work with Denis Dmitriev' -- tying the IOI medalist's Waterloo math background to a combinatorics research collaboration.Jun 2007
• Studied computer science at the University of Waterloo and competed on its ACM ICPC 'Black' team in 2002 with Gordon Chiu and Lars Hellsten.Nov 8, 2002
• Attended Centennial Senior Secondary School in Coquitlam, British Columbia at the time of the IOI win.Oct 10, 2000