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Conference on Logic, Computability, and Randomness, Cordoba (Argentina), September 2004

CONFERENCE ON
LOGIC, COMPUTABILITY AND RANDOMNESS

C?rdoba, Argentina
 
September 20 to 24, 2004

The conference will be held at Facultad de Matem?tica, Astronom?a y F
?sica
de la Universidad Nacional de C?rdoba, Argentina. The program will consis
t
of invited talks, contributed talks, and discussions. The conference will
be run together with Logic Workshop of the 33rd Argentinean Conference on
Computer Science and Operational Research, organized by Sociedad Argentina
de Inform?tica e Investigaci?n Operativa.


PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Rod Downey (Victoria University, Welligton, New Zealand) 
Denis Hirschfeldt (University of Chicago, USA) 
Ver?nica Becher (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina).


SUBMISSION DEADLINE

July 1st 2004. Send abstract of a talk to Ver?nica Becher
vbecher@dc.uba.ar


PLENARY SPEAKERS (so far)

Lance Fortnow (Chicago)
Joos Heintz (Buenos Aires)
Antonin Kucera (Prague)
Joseph S. Miller (Victoria /Indiana)
Andr? Nies (Auckland) 
Jan Reimann (Heidelberg)
Theodore Slaman (Berkeley)
Diego Vaggione (C?rdoba)
Paul Vitanyi (CWI, Amsterdam)

CONFERENCE ADDRESS

Facultad de Matem?tica, Astronom?a y F?sica, 
Universidad Nacional de C?rdoba
Av. V?lez S?rsfield 299, C?rdoba  
Argentina

LOCAL ORGANIZATION

Ver?nica Becher      vbecher@dc.uba.ar
Santiago Figueira  sfigueir@dc.uba.ar
Silvana Picchi        spicchi@dc.uba.ar

Tel: +54 (11) 4576 3390 int 718
Fax: +591 (11)  4576 3359

Further information abut the conference, including registration and
accommodation will be available on 

http://www.dc.uba.ar/people/profesores/becher/logic2004.html


ABOUT CORDOBA

It is the colonial capital city of Argentina on the edge of the Sierra
Chica mountain. It has the oldest and one of the most prestigious
universities of the country, founded by the Jesuits in 1622, and the
center of the city is rich in Spanish colonial architecture from the 16th
century. Its name comes from the surrounding province, which embraces an
unusually scenic section of the Andes, the Sierras de Cordoba. Located in
the geographical centre of Argentina, it offers opportunities for
traditional and adventure tourism as the hills and valleys are filled with
springs, crystal clear rivers, artificial lakes, the huge salted lake of
Mar Chiquita (heaven of ornithologists), and rupestrian (cave) paintings
in Cerro Colorado. The Punilla Valley and Cuchi Corral have exceptional
natural atmosphere for aerial activities, such as parachuting and
ballooning, and on San Roque Lake windsurfing, yachting and nautical
sports. The Calamuchita Valley has lakes and clear rivers surrounded by
mountains, an ideal area for swimming, mountain climbing and trekking,
cycling, horse riding and fishing. In Traslasierra Valley, across the
Sierras Grandes, there is Pampa de Achala. On the peak resides the
Quebrada de los Condoritos National Park, one of the only places in the
world where you may see the highly endangered condor, largest bird on
earth, in its natural habitat.