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"Algebraic and Logical Methods for Data and Modelling", 60th Birthday of John V Tucker, Oldwalls

12 April 2012
Gower Peninsula, U.K.

John V Tucker
60th Birthday
Algebraic and Logical Methods for Data and Modelling

http://cs.swan.ac.uk/~csjens/jvt/

Scientific meeting held in honour of the significant contributions made by 
JVT to Computer Science. Meeting held at Oldwalls on the Gower Peninsula 
on 12 April 2012.

Algebraic and Logical methods have proven to be invaluable tools for 
Computer Science. Algebras appear everywhere, from models of the data 
itself, to models of computation, and logical reasoning provide for 
stringent studies of data, models, and computations. Clearly, any 
computation will operate on data. However, the data actually used in a 
computation is generally only a model of the real data. Whether the data 
are images, fluids or abstract real numbers, the computer can only work 
with models of the data. Thus, algebraic and logical methods are 
imperative for topics ranging from fundamental theoretical computer 
science to applied computations.