[comp.theory] STACS 91: Call for Papers and Systems

koenig@ernie.Berkeley.EDU (Sven Koenig) (05/22/90)

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                 CALL for PAPERS and SYSTEMS
 STACS 91: Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science
           Hamburg, Germany: February 14 -- 16, 1991

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The Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science  is 
organized jointly by the Special Interest Group for Theoretical 
Computer Science of the GESELLSCHAFT f"ur INFORMATIK (GI), and the 
Special Interest Group for Applied Mathematics of AFCET.

Typical, but not exclusive topics of interest are:

Abstract data types, algorithms and data structures, automata and 
formal   languages,   computational   complexity,   computational  
geometry,   cryptography,  computer  systems  theory,  logic  and 
semantics  of programming languages,  mathematics of  computation, 
program  specification,   theory  of  parallel  and  distributed
computation, theory of robotics, VLSI structures,  theory of data 
bases.

Authors
are  invited  to submit 6 copies of a  draft  (in  English,  5-12 
pages)  before August 15, 1991 to the chairman of the  program 
committee

                Prof. Dr. Matthias Jantzen  
               Fachbereich Informatik (TGI) 
                  Universitaet Hamburg        
                Rothenbaumchaussee 67/69  
                    D-2000 Hamburg 13
                       W-Germany
     e-mail: jantzen@rz.informatik.uni-hamburg.dbp.de

There  will  be  the opportunity  to  demonstrate  non-commercial 
systems.
Compilers and interpreters,  prototyping systems,  term rewriting 
systems, theorem provers, editors, systems for VLSI design
are  welcome;  this list is surely not exclusive.  A  two  page 
summary  of  each  demonstrated system will be  included  in  the 
proceedings.  Those  who are interested in demonstrating  systems 
should  contact the program committee chairman  before  September 
15, 1991.

Program Committee:
A.Arnold (Bordeaux), W.Brauer (Muenchen), Ch.Choffrut (Rouen, chairman),
M.Cosnard (Lyon), A.Finkel (Paris), J.Gabarro (Barcelona),
J.Hastad (Stockholm), M.Jantzen (Hamburg, chairman), Ch.Rackoff (Toronto),
H.Reichel (Dresden), R.Reischuk (Darmstadt), W.Rytter (Warschau).

Invited Speakers:
J.-P.Jouannaud (Nancy), M.Wirsing (Passau),?

Organizing Committee: H.Durry (secretary), M.Jantzen, 
M.Kudlek (organizing chairman), E.Thieme...

Dates:

Deadline for submission of papers:           August 15,  1990

Deadline for submission of systems:          August 15,  1990

Notification:                               October 20,  1990

Deadline for final text:                   November 20,  1990

Symposium:                            February 14 -- 16, 1991


Accepted  papers  and system abstracts will be published  in  the 
proceedings of the symposium (Springer Lecture Notes in  Computer 
Science).

The symposium is organized in cooperation with  EATCS, and is 
sponsored by the University of Hamburg, Digital Equipment, 
Sun Microsystems, Vereins- und Westbank Hamburg, and others.

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sarnath@sybil.cs.buffalo.edu (Ramnath Sarnath) (07/20/90)

Could someone tell me the best time/processor bounds obtained

for parallel (NC) selection algorithms, and any references, thereof?

thanx,

sarnath