[comp.theory] FOURTH WORKSHOP ON UNIFICATION

tnn@CL.CAM.AC.UK (12/15/89)

         LOGIC                                         CTCS
         for IT                                 Leeds University

                            UNIF '90
                   FOURTH WORKSHOP ON UNIFICATION
              Monday July 9th - Wednesday July 11th 1990
         Fairbairn House, University of Leeds, United Kingdom

     This workshop is fourth in a series of three-day meetings on unification
and related topics, the previous ones having been held in Val d'Ajol, France,
and Lambrecht, West Germany. It is an opportunity to meet old and new
colleagues, to present recent (even unfinished) work, to discuss new ideas,
and to hear from guest speakers.

     The possible (non-exclusive) topics are:
*   Narrowing                           *   Typed Unification
*   General E-Unification and Calculi   *   Foundations
*   Implementations                     *   Applications
*   Special Unification Algorithms      *   Combination Problems
*   Disunification                      *   Unification as Constraint Solving
*   Constraint Logic Programming        *   Algebraic programming
*   Unification Grammar Formalisms      *   Feature Unification


     The workshop is intended for those working in logic programming, natural
language processing, theoretical computer science, and term-rewriting. It will
be organized in sessions, each starting with one or two long talks (up to 30
minutes) and several short talks (15 minutes) each followed by discussion. The
organizers are
	John Truss (Leeds),
	Ursula Martin (Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, London),
        Tobias Nipkow (Cambridge).

     Postal contact for workshop details is
Dr. John Truss,                         Telex     556473
School of Mathematics,                  Fax    0532 429925
University of Leeds,                    e-mail  jkt@dcs.leeds.ac.uk
Leeds LS2 9JT,                          Telephone 0532 335128

     Fairbairn House is part of the campus of Leeds University and is close
to the city centre, approximately one mile from the main railway station and
served by the nearby Leeds and Bradford airport.

     The first session of the workshop is on Monday July 9th, but participants
may arrive on the Sunday if they wish. The cost of full accommodation will
be about 115 pounds sterling. Support for the meeting is being provided by
the SERC Logic for Information Technology Initiative and it may be possible
to offer financial assistance to research students who wish to attend.

     If you are thinking of coming, please complete the form on the
separate sheet, and send it to John Truss by post or e-mail, indicating
whether you wish to give a talk. We would like to receive the information
about talks by February 15th 1990. Registration forms should be returned
as soon as possible, but in any case by April 6th 1990.

     A collection of printed abstracts of the talks will be made available
at the beginning of the workshop. Please add an abstract of your talk to
the registration form (1-2 pages for short talks; up to 4 pages for long
talks). Final versions of the abstracts which are modified or altered
significantly must be received by us in Leeds by Friday June 22nd 1990.

Announcement of participation in talks               February 15th 1990
Registration forms will be sent during               February 1990
Abstracts expected from those giving talks           April 6th 1990
Registration forms to be returned by                 April 6th 1990
Preliminary programme distributed                    May 1990
Final version of abstracts due                       June 22nd 1990
Workshop                                             July 9th-11th 1990



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