burns@gatech.edu (James E. Burns) (03/06/91)
Several people have asked me if it is too late to register for the
Workshop on Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization to be held
March 25--28th at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia. Since this
conference features an excellent group of 17 invited speakers, I
imagine there are others that would like to know that there is still
some space available at WACO. If we reach our limit, I will
post a note to this newsgroup. In the meantime, you can send a
check for the nominal fee of $10 made out to the Georgia Institute of
Technology to:
WACO
Continuing Education
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0385
Perhaps a more important issue is hotel rooms. We only have rooms
blocked until March 10th. You should contact the Atlanta Penta
directly at (404) 881-6000 and mention "WACO" to get the conference
rate of $82 (single or double). [This is a four-star hotel close
to the Tech campus -- we plan to run a bus morning and evening, but
it is not too far to walk to the meeting rooms in the Instructional
Center.]
Here is the "final" program:
WORKSHOP ON ALGORITHMS, COMBINATORICS and OPTIMIZATION
Georgia Institute of Technology
March 25--28, 1991
Sponsors: Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications
International Business Machines
Bell Communications Research
Georgia Institute of Technology
College of Computing
School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
School of Mathematics
All lectures will be given in Room 205 of the Instructional Center,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Monday, March 25th
9:15 Opening Remarks
Large Scale Discrete Optimization
Ellis Johnson, Chair
Georgia Tech & IBM
9:30--10:30 William Pulleybank "Helicopter Scheduling and Constrained
IBM Research Routing"
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Les Trotter, Jr. "Discrete Optimization and Classical
Cornell Convexity"
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
3:00-- 4:00 Ranga Anbil "Airline Applications of Discrete
Amer. Air. Dec. Tech. Optimization"
4:00-- 4:30 -Soft drink break
4:30-- 5:30 Thomas Magnanti "Modeling and Solving Large-Scale
MIT Network Design Problems"
6:00-- 8:00 -Reception, Alumni House
Tuesday, March 26th
Geometry of Numbers
William Cook, Chair
Bellcore
9:30--10:30 Laszlo Lovasz "Random Walks and Volumes"
Princeton
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Imre Barany "On the Convex Hull of the Integer
Yale Points in a Convex Body"
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
2:00-- 3:00 Herbert Scarf "Using the Generalized Basis Reduction
Yale Algorithm to Solve Mixed Integer
Programming Problems"
3:00-- 3:30 -Soft drink break
3:30-- 4:30 Ravi Kannan "Parametric Integer Programs"
CMU
4:30-- 4:45 -Break
4:45-- 5:45 Panel Discussion "Industrial Needs and Educational Issues
Chair: Richard Duke in Discrete Mathematics"
Wednesday, March 27th
Discrete Random Structures
Peter Winkler, Chair
9:30--10:30 David Aldous "Probabilistic Methods for Asymptotics
Berkeley of Random Trees"
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Michael Steele "Probability and Combinatorial
Penn Optimization"
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
3:00-- 4:00 Alan Frieze "Matchings in Random Graphs"
CMU
4:00-- 4:30 -Soft drink break
4:30-- 5:30 Vojtech Rodl (to be announced)
Emory
6:30-- 8:30 -Banquet, Hunan Palace
Thursday, March 28th
Graph Structures and Algorithms
Neil Robertson, Chair
Ohio State
9:30--10:30 Robin Thomas "Structure Theory of Lower Ideals and
Georgia Tech of Infinite Graphs"
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Paul Seymour "Call Routing and the Ratcatcher"
Bellcore
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
2:30-- 3:30 Neil Robertson "Society Minors"
Ohio State
3:30-- 3:45 -Soft drink break
3:45-- 4:45 Paul Catlin "Supereulerian Graphs"
Wayne State
4:45-- 5:00 -Break
5:00-- 6:00 Luis Goddyn "Integer Cones and Lattices of Circuits
Simon Fraser and Perfect Matchings"
--
James E. Burns Associate Professor (404) 894-3816
College of Computing, Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332-0280
Internet : burns@CC.GATech.edu
uucp: ...!{akgua,allegra,hplabs,ihnp4,linus,seismo,ulysses}!gatech!cc!burnsburns@GATECH.EDU ("James E. Burns") (03/08/91)
Several people have asked me if it is too late to register for the
Workshop on Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization to be held
March 25--28th at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Georgia. Since this
conference features an excellent group of 17 invited speakers, I
imagine there are others that would like to know that there is still
some space available at WACO. If we reach our limit, I will
post a note to this newsgroup. In the meantime, you can send a
check for the nominal fee of $10 made out to the Georgia Institute of
Technology to:
WACO
Continuing Education
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0385
Perhaps a more important issue is hotel rooms. We only have rooms
blocked until March 10th. You should contact the Atlanta Penta
directly at (404) 881-6000 and mention "WACO" to get the conference
rate of $82 (single or double). [This is a four-star hotel close
to the Tech campus -- we plan to run a bus morning and evening, but
it is not too far to walk to the meeting rooms in the Instructional
Center.]
Here is the "final" program:
WORKSHOP ON ALGORITHMS, COMBINATORICS and OPTIMIZATION
Georgia Institute of Technology
March 25--28, 1991
Sponsors: Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications
International Business Machines
Bell Communications Research
Georgia Institute of Technology
College of Computing
School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
School of Mathematics
All lectures will be given in Room 205 of the Instructional Center,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Monday, March 25th
9:15 Opening Remarks
Large Scale Discrete Optimization
Ellis Johnson, Chair
Georgia Tech & IBM
9:30--10:30 William Pulleybank "Helicopter Scheduling and Constrained
IBM Research Routing"
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Les Trotter, Jr. "Discrete Optimization and Classical
Cornell Convexity"
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
3:00-- 4:00 Ranga Anbil "Airline Applications of Discrete
Amer. Air. Dec. Tech. Optimization"
4:00-- 4:30 -Soft drink break
4:30-- 5:30 Thomas Magnanti "Modeling and Solving Large-Scale
MIT Network Design Problems"
6:00-- 8:00 -Reception, Alumni House
Tuesday, March 26th
Geometry of Numbers
William Cook, Chair
Bellcore
9:30--10:30 Laszlo Lovasz "Random Walks and Volumes"
Princeton
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Imre Barany "On the Convex Hull of the Integer
Yale Points in a Convex Body"
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
2:00-- 3:00 Herbert Scarf "Using the Generalized Basis Reduction
Yale Algorithm to Solve Mixed Integer
Programming Problems"
3:00-- 3:30 -Soft drink break
3:30-- 4:30 Ravi Kannan "Parametric Integer Programs"
CMU
4:30-- 4:45 -Break
4:45-- 5:45 Panel Discussion "Industrial Needs and Educational Issues
Chair: Richard Duke in Discrete Mathematics"
Wednesday, March 27th
Discrete Random Structures
Peter Winkler, Chair
9:30--10:30 David Aldous "Probabilistic Methods for Asymptotics
Berkeley of Random Trees"
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Michael Steele "Probability and Combinatorial
Penn Optimization"
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
3:00-- 4:00 Alan Frieze "Matchings in Random Graphs"
CMU
4:00-- 4:30 -Soft drink break
4:30-- 5:30 Vojtech Rodl (to be announced)
Emory
6:30-- 8:30 -Banquet, Hunan Palace
Thursday, March 28th
Graph Structures and Algorithms
Neil Robertson, Chair
Ohio State
9:30--10:30 Robin Thomas "Structure Theory of Lower Ideals and
Georgia Tech of Infinite Graphs"
10:30--11:00 -Coffee break
11:00--12:00 Paul Seymour "Call Routing and the Ratcatcher"
Bellcore
12:00-- 3:00 -Lunch break
2:30-- 3:30 Neil Robertson "Society Minors"
Ohio State
3:30-- 3:45 -Soft drink break
3:45-- 4:45 Paul Catlin "Supereulerian Graphs"
Wayne State
4:45-- 5:00 -Break
5:00-- 6:00 Luis Goddyn "Integer Cones and Lattices of Circuits
Simon Fraser and Perfect Matchings"
--
James E. Burns Associate Professor (404) 894-3816
College of Computing, Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332-0280
Internet : burns@CC.GATech.edu
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