[comp.theory] ICALP 91 - Call for Papers

VARDI@ALMADEN.BITNET ("Moshe Y. Vardi") (03/22/90)

                          I C A L P   9 1

      July 8-12, 1991 - Universidad Complutense Madrid Spain
     18th International Colloquium on  Automata, Languages and
                            Programming



          The annual meeting of the European Association
             for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS)

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                   C A L L   F O R   P A P E R S


TOPICS

All areas of theoretical  computer  science,  including  (but  not
restricted  to):  Computability,   automata,   formal   languages,
analysis of algorithms, computational complexity, data  types  and
data  structures,  theory  of  data  bases  and  knowledge  bases,
semantics  of  programming   languages,   program   specification,
transformation  and  verification,  foundations   of   logic   and
functional programming,  theory  of  logical  design  and  layout,
parallel  and  distributed  computation,  theory  of  concurrency,
symbolic  and  algebraic  computation,  term  rewriting   systems,
computational geometry, cryptography, theory of robotics.


PAPERS

Authors are invited to submit seven  copies  (preferably  no  more
than 12 pages long) of an extended abstract or  draft  of  a  full
paper before November 15, 1990 to:

          Prof. Mario Rodriguez Artalejo
          Departamento de Informatica y Automatica
          Facultad de Matematicas
          Universidad Complutense
          Av. Complutense s/n
          28040 Madrid, Spain

          Telex: 41802 UCMAT E
          Telefax: 341 2439489
          E-mail: W450@EMDUCM11.BITNET

Persons submitting  papers  from  countries  in  which  access  to
copying machines is difficult may submit a single copy.


PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

          K.R. Apt, Amsterdam, the Netherlands,
                    and Austin, Texas, U.S.A.
          A. Arnold, Bordeaux, France
          J. Hromkovic, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
          N.D. Jones, Copenhagen, Denmark
          J. Karhumaeki, Turku, Finland
          W. Kuich, Vienna, Austria
          R.T. Leighton, Cambridge MA., U.S.A.
          A. Lingas, Lund, Sweden
          B. Monien, Paderborn, W.Germany (Co-chairman)
          U. Montanari, Pisa, Italy
          F. Orejas, Barcelona, Spain
          M. Paterson, Coventry, Great Britain
          A. Pnueli, Rehovot, Israel
          M. Rodriguez Artalejo, Madrid, Spain (Co-chairman)
          J.R. Sack, Ottawa, Canada
          M. Vardi, San Jose, U.S.A.
          U. Vishkin, Tel Aviv, Israel, and Maryland, U.S.A.
          P. Wolper, Liege, Belgium


ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

          M. Bradley Delso
          M.I. Fernandez Camacho
          D. de Frutos Escrig
          A. Gavilanes Franco
          A. Gil Luezas
          M.T. Hortala Gonzalez
          J. Leach Albert (Chairman)
          S. Nieva Soto
          Yolanda Ortega Mallen

          With the cooperation of
          Asociacion de Tecnicos de Informatica ATI


DATES

          Deadline for submission: November 15, 1990
          Notification of acceptance
                         /rejection:  1st week February, 1991
          Deadline for final text: April 1, 1991
          Conference: July 8-12, 1991



LOCATION

Madrid began its history as a small  Muslim  village  in  the  9th
century and became Spain's capital under Philip  II  in  the  16th
century. Today, this village is a very friendly and open city that
has been worthy enough to be named the European  Cultural  Capital
for 1992.

The lectures will take place in lecture rooms that are located  on
the campus. Accommodation will be offered in student's dormitories
on the campus, as well as in several hotels in the  city,  with  a
good connection to the campus by bus and underground.

Participants will enjoy a sunny weather and find a rich  offer  in
art, shopping and gastronomy. The Prado  Museum,  a  world  famous
pinacoteque; the Royal Palace, the  Retiro  Park  and  many  other
things in Madrid are worth visiting. There is also plenty  to  see
on day outings from the city - from the Palace and Monastery of El
Escorial, to Segovia, with its famous Roman aquaduct  and  ancient
churches, or the old and beautiful historical town of Toledo.


FURTHER INFORMATION

Further details about the conference  (and  the  final  programme)
will be sent to all those who have submitted a paper, to all EATCS
members and to all interested who write to:

          ICALP 91
          Prof. Javier Leach Albert
          Departamento de Informatica y Automatica
          Facultad de Matematicas
          Universidad Complutense
          Av. Complutense s/n
          28040 Madrid, Spain

          Telex: 41802 UCMAT E
          Telefax: 341 2439489
          E-mail: ICALP91@EMDUCM11.BITNET