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- Subject: ISAAC'92 Program
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- ----- Technical Program ----
-
- ISAAC '92
- International Symposium on Algorithms & Computation
- December 16-18, 1992, Nagoya, Japan
-
- Organized by Nagoya University
- In Cooperation with IEICE TGCOMP, IPSJ SIGAL, ACM SIGACT and EATCS
-
- The Third Annual International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation will
- be held at Nagoya Congress Center, Nagoya, Japan, on December 16--18, 1992.
- Its purpose is to provide a forum in Asia for researchers working in
- algorithms and theory of computation. The first symposium was held 1990 in
- Tokyo, Japan, as SIGAL International Symposium on Algorithms, and the
- second one was held 1991 in Taipei, Republic of China, as Second Annual
- International Symposium on Algorithms.
-
- I. PROGRAM
-
- WEDNESDAY -- DECEMBER 16,1992
-
- *Session 1: 9:30-11:30 (Invited Talks)
-
- Methods in Parallel Algorithmics
- U. Vishkin (U. Maryland, USA & Tel Aviv U., Israel)
-
- Rectilinear Paths among Rectilinear Obstacles
- D.T. Lee (Northwestern U., USA)
-
- *Session 2A: 13:00-15:00
-
- Linear Time Algorithms for k-Cutwidth Problem
- M.H. Chen and S.L. Lee (National Chung Cheng U., ROC)
-
- The k-Edge-Connectivity Augmentation Problem of Weighted Graphs
- T. Mashima, S. Taoka, and T. Watanabe (Hiroshima U., Japan)
-
- Principal Lattice of Partitions of Submodular Functions on Graphs:
- Fast Algorithms for Principal Partition and Generic Rigidity
- S. Patkar and H. Narayanan (Indian Inst. of Tech., India)
-
- The Application of the Searching Over Separators Strategy
- to Solve Some NP-Complete Problems on Planar Graphs
- R.Z. Hwang (Chung Shan Inst. of Sci. and Tech., ROC) and
- R.C.T. Lee (National Tsing Hua U., ROC)
-
- *Session 2B: 13:00-15:00
-
- Parallel and On-Line Graph Coloring Algorithms
- M. Halld'orsson (JAIST Hokuriku, Japan)
-
- Competitive Analysis of the Round Robin Algorithm
- T. Matsumoto (U. Tokyo, Japan)
-
- Competitive Analysis of the On-Line Algorithms for Multiple Stacks Systems
- B.C. Chien, R.J. Chen, and W.P. Yang (National Chiao Tung U., ROC)
-
- Self-Adjusting Augmented Search Trees
- T.W. Lai (U. Toronto, Canada)
-
- *Session 3A: 15:30-17:30
-
- Algorithms for a Class of Min-Cut and Max-Cut Problems
- T.F. Gonzalez (U.C. Santa Barbara, USA) and T. Murayama (Sony Co., Japan)
-
- Algorithms for Rectilinear Optimal Multicast Tree Problem
- J.M. Ho, M.T. Ko, T.H. Ma, and T.Y. Sung (Academia Sinica, ROC)
-
- Approximating Treewidth and Pathwidth of Some Classes of Perfect Graphs
- T. Kloks and H. Bodlaender (Utrecht U., The Netherlands)
-
- Graph Spanners and Connectivity
- S. Ueno, M. Yamazaki (TITech, Japan), and
- Y. Kajitani (JAIST Hokuriku & TITech, Japan)
-
- *Session 3B: 15:30-17:30
-
- Randomized Range-Maxima in Nearly-Constant Parallel Time
- O. Berkman (King's College London, UK),
- Y. Matias, and U. Vishkin (U. Maryland, USA & Tel Aviv U., Israel)
-
- Fault-Tolerant Broadcasting in Binary Jumping Networks
- Y. Han (U. Hong Kong, HK), Y. Igarashi (Gunma U., Japan),
- K. Kanai (Toshiba Co., Japan), and K. Miura (Gunma U., Japan)
-
- Routing Problems on the Mesh of Buses
- K. Iwama, E. Miyano (Kyushu U., Japan), and
- Y. Kambayashi (Kyoto U., Japan)
-
- Selection Networks with 8nlog_2n Size and O(log n) Depth
- S. Jimbo and A. Maruoka (Tohoku U., Japan)
-
- THURSDAY -- DECEMBER 17, 1992
-
- *Session 4: 9:30-11:30 (Invited Talks)
-
- Relativizations of the P $=$? NP and Other Problems:
- Some Developments in Structural Complexity Theory
- R. Book (U.C. Santa Barbara, USA)
-
- Boolean Circuit Complexity
- M. Paterson (U. Warwick, UK)
-
- *Session 5A: 13:00-15:00
-
- Searching a Pseudo 3-Sided Solid Orthoconvex Grid
- A. Symvonis (U. Sydney, Australia) and
- S. Tragoudas (Southern Illinois U., USA)
-
- An Efficient Parallel Algorithm for Geometrically Characterizing
- Drawings of a Class of 3-D Objects
- N. D. Dendris, I. A. Kalafatis (U. Patras, Greece), and
- L. M. Kirousis (U. Patras & Computer Tech. Inst., Greece)
-
- Topologically Consistent Algorithms Related to Convex Polyhedra
- K. Sugihara (U. Tokyo, Japan)
-
- Characterizing and Recognizing Visibility Graphs of Funnel-Shaped Polygons
- S.H. Choi, S.Y. Shin and K.Y. Chwa (KAIST, Korea)
-
- *Session 5B: 13:00-15:00
-
- On the Complexity of Composite Numbers
- T. Itoh and K. Horikawa (TITech, Japan)
-
- On Malign Input Distributions for Algorithms
- K. Kobayashi (TITech, Japan)
-
- Lowness and the Complexity of Sparse and Tally Descriptions
- V. Arvind (Indian Inst. of Tech., India),
- J. K"obler, and M. Mundhenk (U. Ulm, Germany)
-
- Honest Iteration Schemes of Randomizing Algorithms
- J. Wang and J. Belanger (Wilkes U., USA)
-
- *Session 6A: 15:30-17:30
-
- Sufficient Conditions for Triangulating 3-D Polyhedra with Applications
- B. Zhu (McGill U., Canada)
-
- Approximating Vertices of a Convex Polygon with Grid Points in the Polygon
- H.S. Lee (Tatung Inst. of Tech., ROC) and
- R.C. Chang (National Chiao Tung U., ROC)
-
- Algorithms for Determining the Geometrical Congruity
- in Two and Three Dimensions
- T. Akutsu (Mechanical Engineering Laboratory, Japan)
-
- On the Relationship among Constrained Geometric Structures
- E. Jennings and A. Lingas (U. Lund, Sweden)
-
- *Session 6B: 15:30-17:30
-
- Generating Small Convergent Systems Can Be Extremely Hard
- K. Madlener, A. Sattler-Klein (U. Kaiserslautern, Germany), and
- F. Otto (Gesamthochschule Kassel, Germany)
-
- Chew's Theorem Revisited
- -- Uniquely Normalizing Property of Nonlinear Term Rewriting Systems --
- M. Ogawa (NTT, Japan)
-
- Higher Order Communicating Processes with Value-Passing, Assignment
- and Return of Results
- D. Bolignano and M. Debabi (Bull Co. Research Center, France)
-
- Searching Informed Game Trees
- W. Pijls and A. de Bruin (Erasmus U. Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
-
- FRIDAY -- DECEMBER 18, 1992
-
- *Session 7: 9:30-11:30 (Invited Talks)
-
- How to Generate Realistic Sample Problems for Network Optimization
- M. Iri (U. Tokyo, Japan)
-
- Generalized Assignment Problems
- S. Martello (U. Torino, Italy) and P. Toth (U. Bologna, Italy)
-
- *Session 8A: 13:00-15:00
-
- Recognizing an Envelope of Lines in Linear Time
- E. Guevremont (McGill U., Canada) and
- J. Snoeyink (U. British Columbia, Canada)
-
- Approximation of Polygonal Curves with Minimum Number of Line Segments
- W. S. Chan and F. Chin (U. Hong Kong, HK)
-
- Wiring Knock-Knee Layouts -- A Global Approach
- M. Sarrafzadeh (Northwestern U., USA),
- F. Wagner (Freie U. Berlin, Germany),
- D. Wagner, and K. Weihe (Technische U. Berlin, Germany)
-
- An Algorithm for Finding Non-Crossing Paths
- with Minimum Total Length in Planar Graphs
- J. Takahashi, H. Suzuki and T. Nishizeki (Tohoku U., Japan)
-
- *Session 8B: 13:00-15:00
-
- On Symmetry of Information and Polynomial Time Invertibility
- L. Longpre (Northeastern U., USA) and O. Watanabe (TITech, Japan)
-
- On Computational Power of Probabilistic ACC Circuits with Exact Output Gates
- R. Beigel (Yale U., USA), J. Tarui (U. Warwick, UK), and
- S. Toda (U. Electro-Comm., Japan)
-
- Computational and Statistical Indistinguishabilities
- K. Kurosawa and O. Watanabe (TITech, Japan)
-
- On Symmetric Differences of NP-Hard Sets with Weakly-P-Selective Sets
- B. Fu (Beijing Computer Inst. & U. Sci. and Tech. of China, China) and
- H. Z. Li (Yunnan Education College, China)
-
- *Session 9A: 15:30-17:00
-
- Restricted Track Assignment with Applications
- M. Sarrafzadeh and D.T. Lee (Northwestern U., USA)
-
- A Simple Test for the Consecutive Ones Property
- W.L. Hsu (Academia Sinica, R.O.C)
-
- The Longest Common Subsequence Problem for Small Alphabet Size
- Between Many Strings
- K. Hakata and H. Imai (U. Tokyo, Japan)
-
- *Session 9B: 15:30-17:00
-
- The Implicit Dictionary Problem Revisited
- T.W. Lam and K.H. Lee (U. Hong Kong, HK)
-
- Sorting In-Place with a Worst Case Complexity of nlog n-1.3n+O(log n)
- Comparisons and epsiron x nlog n+O(1) Transports
- K. Reinhardt (U. Stuttgart, Germany)
-
- Sorting and/by Merging Finger Trees
- A. Moffat (U. Melbourne, Australia), O. Petersson (Lund U., Sweden), and
- N.C. Wormald (U. Melbourne, Australia)
-
- II. FOR FUTHER INFORMATION
-
- The symposium guide including registration form is available via e-mail.
- For recieving the guide, please send e-mail to issac@cs.titech.ac.jp
-