arvind@math-cs.kent.edu (Arvind Kumar Bansal) (06/27/91)
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT
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ILPS91 - 1991 INTERNATIONAL LOGIC PROGRAMMING SYMPOSIUM
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San Diego, California, USA
Symposium: October 28 - October 31 AM, 1991,
Workshops: October 31 PM - November 1, 1991.
Dear Colleague:
Thank you for your help with the ``Call for Papers". We received a very
good collection of research contributions from all over the world. This
is the first program announcement of the International Logic Programming
Symposium (ILPS91) and ten post-symposium workshops. The information
consists of latexable versions of the ``Preliminary Program
Announcement'', the ``Registration Form'', the ``Accommodation
Reservation Form''. Please feel free to use the registration form and
the hotel accomodation form for their intended purpose. I will again
ask you to distribute the announcement to your fellow colleagues as we
are unaware of all the e-mail and postal addresses. Please post the
printed version on the department notice boards and circulate the mail
electronically. We have been making a continuous effort to update our
list of addresses. However, we understand the limitations of such
effort. We will need your help to make the symposium a success and a
stimulating site of discussion for research findings. Please note that
the symposium will also have a poster session (contact: Leon Sterling,
leon@brahms.ces.cwru.edu) and exhibits of the new products and books in
the field of Logic Programming. Participation in poster sessions and
workshops is still open. For the workshops entries, please contact the
respective workshop organizers whose e-mail addresses are given in the
preliminary program announcement.
If you are an ALP member, one of the authors, or recipient of previous
call for papers by post then you are on our mailing list and you will
also receive updated material by post. If you are not in the above
list and you are considering attending the symposium please send your e-mail
address and/or postal address by e-mail to arvind@mcs.kent.edu (before
July 4, 1991) and ilps91@parc.xerox.com to ensure future communications.
With best regards,
--Arvind
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\centerline{\Large\bf\strut Preliminary${}^\dagger$ Program Announcement}
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\centerline{\LARGE\bf\strut ILPS91}
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\centerline{\Large\bf\strut 1991 International Logic Programming Symposium}
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\centerline{\large\bf\strut San Diego, California, U. S. A.}
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\centerline{\large\bf\strut Symposium: October 28 -- October 31, 1991}
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\centerline{\large\bf\strut Workshops: October 31 -- November 1, 1991}
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\centerline{\large\strut Sponsored by the Association for Logic Programming.}
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\centerline{\large\strut In cooperation with ACM SIGACT, SIGPLAN,
SIGART, SIGMOD,}
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\centerline{\large\strut IEEE Computer Society, and AAAI.}
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{\large\it\strut $^\dagger$ A preliminary program for ICLP'91
participants. A full version with a timetable will be distributed in
July 1991.\strut}
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\leftline{\Large\bf\strut Preface}
\medskip
The 1991 International Logic Programming Symposium\footnote{Previously
called the North American Conference on Logic Programming.} will be held
at the San Diego Princess Resort Hotel from October 28--November 1,
1991. Sponsored by the Association for Logic Programming (ALP), it is
one of
the two major annual conferences on logic programming. This year it is
being held in cooperation with the Association for Computing Machinery
(ACM), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and
the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).
Originating in the early seventies in the investigation of
computational subsets of first-order logic, logic programming took
hold with the development of efficient implementations of Prolog in
the late seventies. The steady growth and development of the field
since then has established the simplicity, power and elegance of this
approach to computation. Recent years have seen a surge
of interest in logic programming in fields ranging from artificial
intelligence, programming languages and databases to theoretical
computer science. Indeed, arising
from logic programming and related areas, exciting new areas of
intellectual inquiry are emerging in the interaction of concurrency,
logic, constraints, algorithms and parallel processing, with the
promise and potential of having a lasting impact on computer science.
To further nurture the development of such areas, a major goal of
this symposium is to promote technical interaction between logic
programming and neighboring fields, including artificial intelligence,
logic, databases and theoretical computer science. This is reflected in
the panel of activities scheduled for the symposium.
Of the 192 papers submitted to the symposium from researchers world-wide,
44 have been selected for presentation at the symposium. In addition,
the symposium features a keynote speech by Robert Constable
(Cornell Univ.),
a dinner speech by Pat Hayes (MCC), and other invited talks by
Vladimir Lifschitz (Univ.\ of Texas at Austin), Koichi Furukawa (ICOT) and
Johan van Benthem (Univ.\ of Amsterdam). Several advanced tutorials on
emerging areas
are also being organized. A special poster session specifically designed
to foster presentation of material on applications will also be held.
The main body of the symposium will be rounded off by a panel discussion,
chaired by Jean-Louis Lassez (IBM Hawthorne), on the connection between
logic programming and neighboring fields. The symposium
will be followed by ten post-symposium advanced workshops.
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\leftline{\Large\bf\strut SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM
\normalsize\bf (detailed timetable to be announced)}
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\leftline{\large\bf\strut Monday, October 28 -- Thursday, October 31, AM}
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{\large\bf\strut Keynote Speaker}
Robert L. Constable, Cornell University, USA\hfill\break
{\it ``Logic Programming in Constructive Type Theory''}
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{\large\bf\strut Banquet Speaker}
Patrick J. Hayes, MCC, USA
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{\large\bf\strut Invited Speakers}
Koichi Furukawa (ICOT, Japan)\hfill\break
{\it ``The Fifth Generation Computer Project: Towards Large-scale Knowledge
Information Processing''}
Vladimir Lifschitz (University of Texas at Austin, USA)\hfill\break
{\it ``Between Prolog and Default Logic''}
Johan F.~A.~K.~van Benthem (University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands)\hfill\break
{\it ``Reasoning and Programming: Three Analogies between Logic
and Computation"}
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{\large\bf\strut Advanced Tutorials}
\paper{Teodor C. Przymusinski (Univ.\ of California at Riverside)}%
{Non-Monotonic Reasoning and Logic Programming}
\paper{Stuart M. Shieber (Harvard Univ.)}%
{Constraints and Natural-Language Analysis}
\paper{Ian T. Foster (Argonn National Lab.), Carl Kesselman (CalTech),
Stephen Taylor (CalTech)}%
{Using Compositional Programming to Write Portable, High Performance
Parallel Programs}
\paper{(Instructor to be announced)}%
{Linear Logic}
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{\large\bf\strut Technical Papers} (to be presented in two parallel sessions)
\paper{Taisuke Sato, Fumio Motoyoshi}%
{A Complete Top-down Interpreter for First Order Programs}
\paper{David W. Reed, Donald W. Loveland, Bruce T. Smith}%
{An Alternative Characterization of Disjunctive Logic Programs}
\paper{R. van der Meyden}%
{A Clausal Logic for Deontic Action Specification}
\paper{Laura Giordano, Alberto Martelli}%
{A Modal Reconstruction of Blocks and Modules in Logic Programming}
\paper{William W. Wadge}%
{Higher-Order Horn Logic Programming}
\paper{James Harland, David Pym}%
{The Uniform Proof-Theoretic Foundation of Linear Logic Programming}
\paper{P\'eter Szeredi}%
{Using Dynamic Predicates in an Or-Parallel Prolog System}
\paper{Scott Dietzen, Frank Pfenning}%
{A Declarative Alternative to ``assert'' in Logic Programming}
\paper{David B. Kemp, Peter J. Stuckey}%
{Semantics of Logic Programs with Aggregates}
\paper{Lutz Pl\"umer}%
{Automatic Termination Proofs for Prolog Programs Operating on Nonground
Terms}
\paper{Yehoshua Sagiv}%
{A Termination Test for Logic Programs}
\paper{P. Deransart, G. Ferrand, M. T\'eguia}%
{NSTO Programs (Not Subject To Occur-check)}
\paper{Kung-Kiu Lau, Steven Prestwich}%
{Synthesis of a Family of Recursive Sorting Procedures}
\paper{Maurice Bruynooghe, Danny De Schreye, Bern Martens}%
{A General Criterion for Avoiding Infinite Unfolding during
Partial Deduction of Logic Programs}
\paper{Tadashi Kawamura}%
{Derivation of Efficient Logic Programs by Synthesizing New Predicates}
\paper{Hideaki Nakayama}%
{Program Transformation under the Principle of Proof as Program}
\paper{Laurent Fribourg}%
{Generating Simplification Lemmas Using Extended Prolog Execution and
Proof-Extraction}
\paper{Kish Shen, Manuel Hermenegildo}%
{A Simulation Study of Or- and Independent And-parallelism}
\paper{Gopal Gupta, V{\'\i}tor Santos Costa, Rong Yang, Manuel V.
Hermenegildo}%
{IDIOM: A Model Integrating Dependent-, Independent-, and Or-parallelism}
\paper{Sverker Janson, Seif Haridi}%
{Programming Paradigms of the Andorra Kernel Language}
\paper{Ian Foster, William Winsborough}%
{Copy Avoidance through Compile-Time Analysis and Local Reuse}
\paper{Yasuo Hidaka, Hanpei Koike, Jun'ichi Tatemura, Hidehiko Tanaka}%
{A Static Load Partitioning Method Based on Execution Profile for
Committed-Choice Languages}
\paper{H{\aa}kan Millroth}%
{Reforming Compilation of Logic Programs}
\paper{Bob Carpenter}%
{Typed Feature Structures: a Generalization of First-order Terms}
\paper{T. K. Lakshman, Uday S. Reddy}%
{Typed Prolog: A Semantic Reconstruction of the Mycroft-O'Keefe
Type System}
\paper{Hubert Comon}%
{Rewriting with Membership Constraints}
\paper{Bruno De Backer, Henri Beringer}%
{Intelligent Backtracking for CLP Languages: An Application to
CLP({\cal R})}
\paper{Niels J{\o}rgensen, Kim Marriott, Spiro Michaylov}%
{Some Global Compile-Time Optimizations for CLP({\cal R})}
\paper{Yves Caseau}%
{Abstract Interpretation of Constraints on Order-Sorted Domains}
\paper{Christoph Brzoska}%
{Temporal Logic Programming and its Relation to Constraint Logic
Programming}
\paper{Igor Mozeti{\v c}, Christian Holzbaur}%
{Integrating Qualitative and Numerical Models within
Constraint Logic Programming}
\paper{Ugo Montanari, Francesca Rossi}%
{True-Concurrency in Concurrent Constraint Programming}
\paper{Andr\'e Mari\"en, Bart Demoen}%
{A New Scheme for Unification in WAM}
\paper{Christoph Beierle, Gregor Meyer, Heiner Semle}%
{Extending the Warren Abstract Machine to Polymorphic Order-Sorted
Resolution}
\paper{Yosee Feldman, Ehud Shapiro}%
{Temporal Debugging and its Visual Animation}
\paper{Mireille Ducass\'e}%
{Abstract Views of Prolog Executions in Opium}
\paper{Erik Tid\'en}%
{Experiences from a Large Industrial Circuit Design Application}
\paper{Paul Strooper, Daniel Hoffman}%
{Prolog and Software Testing}
\paper{Melvin Fitting}%
{Well-Founded Semantics, Generalized}
\paper{A. C. Kakas, P. Mancarella}%
{Stable Theories for Logic Programs}
\paper{Raymond Ng, V. S. Subrahmanian}%
{Relating Dempster-Shafer Theory to Stable Semantics}
\paper{Lu{\'\i}s Moniz Pereira, Joaquim Nunes Apar{\'\i}cio, Jos\'e
J\'ulio Alferes}%
{Counterfactual Reasoning Based on Revising Assumptions}
\paper{Raghu Ramakrishnan, S. Sudarshan}%
{Top-Down vs.\ Bottom-Up Revisited}
\paper{David Kemp, Divesh Srivastava, Peter J. Stuckey}%
{Magic Sets and Bottom-Up Evaluation of Well-Founded Models}
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\leftline{\Large\bf\strut WORKSHOPS\
\normalsize\bf (detailed timetable to be announced)}
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\leftline{\large\bf\strut Thursday, October 31, PM -- Friday, November 1}
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{\bf The workshops will run in five parallel sessions.}
\workshop{W1}%
{Application of Logic Programming in Genetic Sequence Analysis}%
{Organizers: R. Overbeek, D. Searls, C. Smith, K. Yoshida}%
{Contact: Ross Overbeek (overbeek@mcs.anl.gov)}%
{The workshop will focus on using logic programming for applications
related to genetic sequence analysis. These include:
(a) maintenance of biological databases, and
(b) tools supporting genetic sequence analysis.}
\workshop{W2}%
{Compilation of Symbolic Languages for Parallel Computers}%
{Organizers: I. Foster, E. Tick}%
{Contact: Ian Foster (itf@mcs.anl.gov)}%
{This workshop is intended to bring together researchers working
on the compilation of logic, functional and procedural languages for
parallel computers. Emphasis is placed on compiler techniques such as
static analysis and restructuring.}
\workshop{W3}%
{Computer Architectures for Programming with Logic}%
{Organizer: J. Mills}%
{Contact: Jonathan Mills (jwmills@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu)}%
{The workshop will focus on abstract and implemented computer
architectures which support programming with logic as a
computational paradigm.}
\workshop{W4}%
{Deductive Databases}%
{Organizers: L. Lakshmanan, F. Bry, E. Chan, H. Hernandez, A. Mendelzon}%
{Contact: Laks V.S. Lakshmanan (laks@maxwell.concordia.ca)}%
{This workshop will focus on different aspects of deductive databases
and logic programming. Topics include query languages,
optimization, updates, temporal, quantitative, and probabilistic
aspects, constraints, negation, OO features, applications,
and implementations.}
\workshop{W5}%
{Defeasible Reasoning and Constraint Solving}%
{Organizers: P. Codognet, C. Codognet}%
{Contact: Philippe Codognet (codognet@minos.inria.fr)}%
{The workshop will focus on all aspects of defeasible reasoning
and defeasible constraint solving. The problem of efficient
incremental computation in non-deterministic systems will
be addressed. Topics include:
(a) incremental, disjunctive, hierarchical constraint solving
(b) abduction, truth maintenance systems
(c) intelligent backtracking and search algorithms.}
\workshop{W6}%
{Disjunctive Logic Programs}%
{Organizers: D. Loveland, J. Lobo, A. Rajasekar}%
{Contact: Arcot Rajasekar (sekar@ms.uky.edu)}%
{The aim is to bring together researchers active in the
area of disjunctive logic programming and related fields involving
reasoning with indefinite and incomplete information such as
disjunctive databases, disjunctive default theory, modal
logic for disjunctions, knowledge bases, learning and other areas.}
\workshop{W7}%
{Expert Systems and AI Applications}%
{Organizers: L. Sterling, U. Yalcinalp.}%
{Contact: Umit Yalcinalp (umit@bach.ces.cwru.edu)}%
{The organizers solicit papers discussing the use of logic
programming languages for large scale AI applications, specific
expert systems, shells, tools and environments for expert systems,
embedded languages, and user interfaces.}
\workshop{W8}%
{Implementation of Parallel Logic Programming Systems}%
{Organizers: G. Gupta, S. Janson}%
{Contact: Gopal Gupta (gupta@acrc.bristol.ac.uk)}%
{The workshop will focus on implementation issues of parallel
logic programming systems. Particular emphasis will be placed
on issues related to the Andorra Principle.
Suitable topics include: (combinations of) and-, or-,
and stream-parallelism, multiprocessor implementations, language
issues, experiences with implementations, compile time analysis, and
scheduling/granularity-analysis.}
\workshop{W9}%
{Language Issues in Logic Programming}%
{Organizers: H. A{\"\i}t-Kaci, J. Jaffar, B. Jayaraman, D. Miller, G.
Nadathur}%
{Contact: Bharat Jayaraman (bharat@cs.buffalo.edu)}%
{Papers on language issues in any area of logic programming and having as
primary motivation ``improved software structuring'' are solicited. Topics
include types, modules, inheritance, higher-order programming, etc.}
\workshop{W10}%
{Semantic Models for Asynchronous Communication}%
{Organizers: P. Panangaden, J.N. Kok, F.S. de Boer}%
{Contacts: Prakash Panangaden (prakash@opus.cs.mcgill.ca),\hfill\break
\hphantom{Contents: }Joost Kok (joost@cs.ruu.nl)}%
{Recent work on asynchronous communication in a variety of settings has
shown remarkable progress. We plan to discuss the relationship between
different semantic models that have arisen in theories of asynchrony. }
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\leftline{\large\bf\strut EVENTS}
All technical and social events
will be held at the San Diego Princess Resort Hotel.
There will be a welcoming Cocktail Reception from 6pm--8pm on Sunday,
October 27 in the Island Sun Room. The registration desk will be open
in the Island Foyer from 4pm on Sunday and will remain open throughout
the symposium.
The banquet will start at 7pm on Wednesday, October 30 at the main pool.
A limited number of extra banquet tickets will be available at the
standard price, and can be purchased from the registration desk. The
planned event is an open air Hawaiian Luau to be held at the main pool,
weather permitting.
Exhibits will be held throughout the symposium. Lunches will be
provided in the Pacific Foyer. Optional trips to local tourist areas
will be provided if numbers permit.
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\leftline{\large\bf\strut SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION}
The regular registration fee includes one copy of the proceedings, a
reception, three lunches during the first three days of the symposium,
six coffee breaks, and a banquet. Small additional fees will be charged
for attending the workshops following the symposium. Student
registration includes all of the above except the banquet which can
optionally be included. Registrations postmarked prior to midnight
September 27 will receive the early registration discount rate. Written
confirmation for registrations after September 27 will not be
guaranteed. Refund requests will be honored with a 10\% handling
charge. All the members of AAAI, ACM, ALP (Association for Logic
Programming), IEEE, SIGACT, SIGART, SIGMOD, and SIGPLAN will receive a
discount rate. Symposium non-registrants can attend the workshops by
paying slightly extra on a per-day basis. Please fill in the attached
symposium/workshops registration form and send to Ms.\ Valerie Aylett,
Registration Secretary.
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\leftline{\large\bf\strut ACCOMMODATION}
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\leftline{\bf About the Place}
San Diego County, situated on the Mexico and California border,
is the nation's seventh largest with a population
over two million. San Diego City is California's second largest,
second to Los Angeles. Each year, San Diego attracts thousands of
visitors who are drawn by the climate: sunny, dry, and warm nearly
year-round. They swim, surf, and sunbathe on long beaches facing
the turquoise Pacific. San Diego is famous for its theme parks and
specialized museums. Sea World, San Diego Zoo (country's finest
zoological/botanical park), Wild Animal Park, and Balboa Park
are must-see attractions.
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\leftline{\bf Hotel Information}
The symposium will be held at the San Diego Princess Resort
Hotel, 1404 West Vacation Road, San Diego, California, 92109-7994.
The Princess has a spacious beach front setting in San Diego's Mission
Bay. Accommodation is in single-level cottage-style suites located at
the beach front. The hotel forms a peninsula covered with beaches,
lagoons, and tropical flowers. The climate, in general, is warm all
year round; however, warm evening wear is required. The hotel is
located 10 minutes from downtown San Diego and the international
airport. Tourist areas, including Sea World, Balboa Park, and
Tijuana---a colorful border town with Mexico, are all within
convenient traveling distance.
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\leftline{\bf Hotel Reservations}
A block of rooms is being held from Sunday, October 27 until Thursday
October 31st, 1991 at a very special symposium rate for ILPS91. The room rate
will also be valid for three days prior to and following the symposium.
Students can reduce the accomodation rate by requesting sharing facility
(contact: Pascal Van Hentenryck, pvh@cs.brown.edu).
To make reservations, please use the attached accommodation
reservation form, or call the Princess Resort Hotel at 1.800.344.2626
(from USA) or +1.619.274.4630 (elsewhere)
and be sure to mention ILPS91.
Please see the hotel reservation form for more information.
Reservations received after the cutoff date of October 1 or after
the room block is filled are subject to limited availability and may
not be available at the group rate.
If rooms run out, extra rooms might be found nearby at:
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Hyatt Islandia& (Phone: +1.619.224.1234, FAX: +1.619.224.0348),\cr
San Diego Hilton& (Phone: +1.619.276.4010, FAX: +1.619.275.7991),\cr
Bahia Resort Hotel& (Phone: +1.619.488.0551, FAX: +1.619.488.1512),\cr
Dana Inn and Marina& (Phone: +1.619.222.6440, FAX: +1.619.222.5916).\cr}}}
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\leftline{\large\bf\strut TRAVEL}
American Airlines (+1.619.232.4051) has been designated as the official
airlines of
ILPS91. Special discount fares have been arranged for the participants
on American Airlines. For US domestic service, you can save 45\% off the
regular coach fare {\it or} 5\% off excursion fares on American Airlines.
(Please note that restrictions and penalties may apply.) The travel
agent is:
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Other airlines which serve San Diego are:
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Alaska Airlines& (1.800.426.0333),&
America West& (+1.619.560.0727),\cr
British Airways& (1.800.AIRWAYS),&
Continental& (1.800.525.0280),\cr
Delta& (+1.619.235.4344),&
Northwest& (+1.619.239.0488),\cr
PanAm& (1.800.221.1111),&
Skywest& (1.800.453.9417),\cr
Southwest& (+1.619.232.1221),&
TWA& (+1.619.295.7009),\cr
United& (+1.619.234.7171),&
USAir& (1.800.428.4322).\cr}}}
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\leftline{\bf Transportation to the Hotel}
There is a Super Shuttle telephone in the baggage area of San Diego
Airport. The pick up area is close to the arrival area. Super Shuttle
currently charges \$8 fare to the hotel.
\leftline{\bf Directions from the Airport}
San Diego Freeway 5 (I-5) to Sea World Dr.; pass main entrance to Sea World,
turn right into Ingraham street. On the second traffic light turn left
into West Vacation Drive which is the resort's entrance.
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\leftline{\bf Weather}
Casual clothing during the day and warm clothing for the evening is suggested.
The weather is generally warm (average maximum around $70^\circ$F
or $21^\circ$C) during the day and cold in the evening (average minimum
around $50^\circ$F
or $11^\circ$C). Heated pools are available for swimming.
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\leftline{\Large\bf\strut ORGANIZATION}
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{\large\bf Conference Chair}\span\cr
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Ken Kahn, {\it Xerox PARC}\span\cr
3333 Coyote Hill Road\span\cr
Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA\span\cr
E-mail:& kahn@parc.xerox.com\cr
Phone:& +1.415.494.4390 (+1.415.812.4390 after Sept.\ 22)\cr
Fax:& +1.415.494.4334 (+1.415.812.4334 after Sept.\ 22)\cr
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{\large\bf Local Arrangements Chair}\span\cr
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Steve Taylor, {\it CalTech, USA}\span\cr
E-mail: steve@vlsi.caltech.edu\span\cr
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{\large\bf Workshop Coordinator}\span\cr
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Kim Marriott, {\it IBM Hawthorne, USA}\span\cr
E-mail: kimbal@watson.ibm.com\span\cr
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{\large\bf Poster Session Chair}\span\cr
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Leon Sterling, {\it Case Western Reserve Univ., USA}\span\cr
E-mail: leon@brahms.ces.cwru.edu\span\cr
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{\large\bf Publicity Chair}\span\cr
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Arvind Bansal, {\it Kent State Univ., USA}\span\cr
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% Fax: &+1.216.672.7824\cr
E-mail: arvind@mcs.kent.edu\span\cr
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{\large\bf Registration Secretary}\span\cr
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Ms. Valerie Aylett (Administrative Assistant)\span\cr
UCLA Computer Science Department\span\cr
3532-K Boelter Hall\span\cr
Los Angeles, CA 90024-1596\span\cr
E-mail: valerie@lanai.cs.ucla.edu\span\cr
Phone: &+1.213.825.2303\cr
Fax: &+1.213.825.2273 (call or e-mail first)\cr}}
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{\large\bf Program Committee}\cr
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Hassan A{\"\i}t-Kaci& {\it DEC PRL, France}\cr
Catriel Beeri& {\it Hebrew Univ., Israel}\cr
Mats Carlsson& {\it SICS, Sweden}\cr
Johan de Kleer& {\it Xerox PARC, USA}\cr
Atsuhiro Goto& {\it NTT, Japan}\cr
Ken Kahn& {\it Xerox PARC, USA}\cr
Deepak Kapur& {\it SUNY (Albany), USA}\cr
Michael Kifer& {\it SUNY (Stony Brook), USA}\cr
Alan Mackworth& {\it Univ.\ of British Columbia, Canada}\cr
Michael Maher& {\it IBM Hawthorne, USA}\cr
Ugo Montanari& {\it Univ.\ of Pisa, Italy}\cr
Gopalan Nadathur& {\it Duke Univ., USA}\cr
Shamim Naqvi& {\it Bellcore, USA}\cr
Stanley Peters& {\it CSLI, USA}\cr
David Plaisted& {\it Univ.\ of North Carolina, USA}\cr
Gordon Plotkin& {\it Univ.\ of Edinburgh, UK}\cr
Teodor Przymusinski& {\it Univ.\ of California (Riverside), USA}\cr
Harald S{\o}ndergaard& {\it Univ.\ of Melbourne, Australia}\cr
Evan Tick& {\it Univ.\ of Oregon, USA}\cr
Allen Van Gelder& {\it Univ.\ of California (Santa Cruz), USA}\cr
Pascal Van Hentenryck& {\it Brown Univ., USA}\cr
David H.D.Warren& {\it Univ.\ of Bristol, UK}\cr
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{\large\bf Program Committee Chairs}\span\cr
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Vijay Saraswat& {\it Xerox PARC, USA}\cr
Kazunori Ueda& {\it ICOT, Japan}\cr
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\underline{\large{\bf Symposium/Workshops Registration Form}}
\Large{\bf ILPS91 - 1991 International Logic Programming Symposium}
\large {\bf San Diego, California, USA}\\
{\bf Symposium: October 28 - October 31, 1991}\\
{\bf Workshops: ~October 31 - November 1, 1991}
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Please return this form and full payment in U.S. dollars to:
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Ms. Valerie Aylett (Administrative Assistant)\\
UCLA Computer Science Department\\
3532-K Boelter Hall, \\
Los Angeles, CA 90024-1596, USA\\[6pt]
Work phone: +1.213.825.2303, Email: valerie@lanai.cs.ucla.edu\\
Fax: +1.213.825.2273 (call or e-mail first)}
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All the members of ALP, ACM, AAAI, IEEE, SIGACT, SIGART,
SIGMOD, and SIGPLAN get the discount for members.
{\em Members please include the membership-organization and membership number. Students
please attach a photocopy of the student card}.
\begin{center} {\bf \underline{Personal Information\ul} (please print)} \end{center}
{\bf Name:} \hrulefill\\
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\hfill \raisebox{1.6ex}{Last} \hfill \raisebox{1.6ex}{First} \hfill \raisebox{1.6ex}
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{\bf Membership-organization:} \hrulefill {\bf Membership-number:} \hrulefill
{\bf Student:} Yes \rule{.25in}{.02in} No \rule{.25in}{.02in}
{\bf Student identification:} \hrulefill
{\bf Affiliation:} \hrulefill
{\bf Address:} \hrulefill
{\bf City:} \hrulefill {\bf State:} \hrulefill {\bf Country:} \hrulefill
{\bf ZIP/Postal code:} \hrulefill
{\bf FAX:} \hrulefill {\bf Phone:} \hrulefill {\bf E-mail:} \hrulefill
{\bf Dietary restriction:} Kosher \rule{.4in}{.02in} Vegetarian
\rule{.4in}{.02in} Yuppie \rule{.4in}{.02in}
{\bf Payment:} In the U.S., you may send a money order, bank check, or
personal check. In Canada, you may send an international money order
or a bank check in U.S. dollars. No Canadian
currency will be accepted. Outside the U.S. and Canada, payment will
be accepted by international money order only, in U.S. dollars. Make
your checks payable to ``ILPS91".
{\bf Please circle the relevant items below and fill in the number
of days (1 or 2) you will be attending the workshops.}
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Category of Registrant & Early Fee & Late Fee (after 9/27)\\ \hline
Members & US \$ 315 & US \$ 355\\
Non-Member & US \$ 350 & US \$ 390\\
Students & US \$ 175 & US \$ 215\\
Banquet (included for non-students) & US \$ ~50 & US \$ ~50\\
Workshops (registrants): & US \$ ~25 (each day) $\times$ \rule{.25in}{.01in} day(s) &
US \$ ~25 (each day) $\times$ \rule{.25in}{.01in} day(s)\\
Workshops (non-registrants): & US \$ ~50 (each day) $\times$ \rule{.25in}{.01in} day(s)&
US \$ ~50 (each day) $\times$ \rule{.25in}{.01in} day(s)\\ \hline
\end{tabular}
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{\bf Total Payment: US \$} \rule{1.0in}{.02in}
{\bf Cheque/Money order number:} \hrulefill
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{\bf Signature:}\hrulefill {\bf Date:} \hrulefill
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\begin{center} \underline{\large{\bf Accommodation Reservation Form\ul}}
\Large{\bf ILPS91 - 1991 International Logic Programming Symposium}
\large {\bf San Diego, California, USA}\\
{\bf Symposium: October 28 - October 31, 1991}\\
{\bf Workshops: ~October 31 - November 1, 1991}
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To make reservations by mail, fill in the form below and send to:
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Reservations Department\\ San Diego Princess Resort Hotel\\
1404 West Vacation Road \\
San Diego, California 92109-7994, USA\\
Phone(USA): +1.800.344.2626\\
Phone(others): +1.619.274.4630\\
FAX: +1.619.581.5929}}
\put(260, 0){\parbox{3.4in}{\underline{Students needing help with room sharing}\\[8pt]
Prof. Pascal van Hentenryck\\ Department of Computer Science, \\
Brown University, Box 1910\\ Providence, Rhode Island 02912, USA\\
Email: pvh@cs.brown.edu\\ Phone: +1.401.863.7634\\FAX: +1.401.863.7657}}
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{\bf Reservation:} {\em Reservations requested beyond the cut off date of October 1, 1991
or after the room block is filled might not be available}. Check-out
time is 12 noon and check-in time is 4 PM. Early arrivals will be
accommodated if the rooms are available. Students needing help with
room sharing should contact Pascal for \underline{reduced rates\ul} and
send the request by September 25, 1991. Please advise the hotel
of late arrival.
{\bf Payment:} Payment can be made by credit cards, checks, or
international money order. Make your checks payable to ``San Diego
Princess Resort Hotel". The following credit cards are accepted:
American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard, and Visa. \underline{Please do not
forget the expiration date and signature}. {\em The hotel requires your
formal authorization, one night's deposit, and all applicable taxes in
full before honoring your request}. Payment must be made in US dollars
only. An additional 9 \% city tax should be included in your payment.
Deposits will be refunded if the hotel is notified at least two days
before your specified arrival.
\underline{{\bf Room pricing {\rm (per day, in US \$)}:}} (please add an additional 9 \% city tax.)
{\bf Single or Double {\rm (\underline{students only} without help with room sharing)}:} \$ 100 (limited number)\\
{\bf Single or Double:} \$ 115 \hfill
{\bf Triple:} \$ 130 \hfill {\bf Quad:} \$ 145 \hfill
{\bf Studio Suites:} \$ 225 \hfill {\bf One Bedroom Suites:} \$ 275
\begin{center} {\bf \underline {Personal Information\ul} (please print)} \end{center}
{\bf Name:} \hrulefill\\
\hbox{}\hfill \raisebox{1ex}{Last} \hfill \raisebox{1ex}{First} \hfill
\raisebox{1ex}{Middle}
{\bf Address:} \hrulefill
{\bf City:} \hrulefill {\bf State:} \hrulefill {\bf Country:} \hrulefill
{\bf Zip/Postal code:} \hrulefill
{\bf FAX:} \hrulefill {\bf E-mail:} \hrulefill {\bf Phone:} \hrulefill
{\bf Arrival date\&time:} \hrulefill\hrulefill\hrulefill\hrulefill
{\bf Departure date\&time:} \hrulefill\hrulefill\hrulefill\hrulefill
{\bf Number of nights:} \hrulefill
{\bf Room type:} \hrulefill {\bf Student:}\hspace*{0.1in}
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\hspace*{0.2in} \normalsize {\bf Need help with room sharing {\rm (students only)}:} Yes \rule{.25in}{.01in}/ No \rule{.25in}{.01in} \hspace*{0.1in}
{\bf Sharing room with:} \hrulefill
{\bf Mode of payment:} \hrulefill\hrulefill
{\bf Cheque/M.O. number {\rm (if used)}:} \hrulefill\hrulefill\hrulefill
{\bf Amount: US \$}\hrulefill\hrulefill
{\bf Exact name on credit card {\rm (if used)}:} \hrulefill
{\bf Credit card type:} \hrulefill
{\bf Card number:} \hrulefill\hrulefill
{\bf Expires:} \hrulefill
I authorize the San Diego Princess Resort Hotel to charge my account for
one night's deposit and all applicable taxes.
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{\bf Signature:} \hrulefill {\bf Date:} \hrulefill
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