[comp.theory] Mathematical Foundations of Database & Knowledge Base Systems

FAGIN@ALMADEN.BITNET (Ron Fagin) (03/22/90)

                     CALL FOR PAPERS
            Third International Symposium on
  Mathematical Fundamentals of Database and Knowledge Base Systems

                       MFDBS-91

            Goehren, GDR, May 5-10, 1991

The conference will cover new developments in theoretical aspects of
database and knowledge base systems and the design of databases and
knowledge bases. Papers presenting original research in database and
knowledge base theory and applications of database theory are sought.
Some suggested, although not exclusive topics of interest are:
database and knowledge base systems;
logical, algebraic and combinatorial fundamentals of database theory
    and design of databases;
theories for knowledge bases;
object-oriented databases and object-oriented modelling;
fundamentals of query languages, transaction processing, distributed
   databases, concurrency control, access strategies, recovery,
   security, privacy, safety;
fundamentals for integrity constraints and consistency in databases
   and knowledge bases;
fundamentals of database technology;
models for database and knowledge base machines;
models for user interfaces;
design and implementation of non-standard databases and of knowledge
   bases.

You are invited to submit five copies of a detailed abstract (more
than four pages) or full draft paper (15 double-spaced typed pages
maximum) by October 25, 1990 to one of the Program Committee Chairs:
   Janos Demetrovics, Computer and Automation Institute of the HAS,
      H - 1502 Budapest, P.O.Box 63, Hungary
   Bernhard Thalheim, Dept. of Computer Science, Rostock University,
      DDR - 2500 Rostock, A.-Einstein-Str. 21, GDR

Program Committee
Serge Abiteboul (France), Georgio Ausiello (Italy), Paolo Atzeni (Italy)
Catriel Beeri (Israel), Joachim Biskup (FR Germany), Stefano Ceri(Italy)
Claude Delobel (France), Janos Demetrovics (Hungary), Ronald Fagin(USA),
Georg Gottlob (Austria), Detlev Gerhardt (E Germany), Stephen Hegner
(USA), Gyula Katona (Hungary), Maria Orlowska (Australia), Jan Paredaens
(Belgium), Antonin Riha (Czechoslovakia), J. W. Schmidt (FR Germany),
Marc Scholl (Switherland), Nicolas Spyratos (France), Anatolij Stognij
(USSR), Lew Tenembaum (USSR), Bernhard Thalheim (E Germany), Marianne
Winslett (USA), Michael Zalenko (USSR).

Proceedings of the conference will be published by Springer and will be
available at the conference.

For further information, contact Bernhard Thalheim (until June 1990 at:
Kuwait University, Dept. of Mathematics, P.O.B. 5969, 13060 Kuwait;
email: smaftb1 at kukun00; Tel.: (965) 4847 124).