18-21 Sep 2013
Paris, France
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Highlights 2013 - call for contributions
Highlights of Logic, Games and Automata
Paris, 18-21 September 2013
http://highlights-conference.org/
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The goal of this conference is to integrate the community working on
logic, games and automata. Papers on these topics are dispersed across
many conferences, which makes them difficult to follow.
The conference has no published proceedings. Participants are encouraged
to talk about their best work, be it already published or not. The
conference is short (two and a half days plus a tutorial day) and
inexpensive (the conference fee will be at most 100€, free for students).
We encourage you to attend and present your best work at the Highlights
conference!
SCOPE:
Representative areas include, but are not restricted to:
- logic and finite model theory
- automata theory
- games for logic and verification
PROGRAMME
- 18 September: tutorial day
- 19-21 September: contributed talks and keynote speakers
INVITED SPEAKERS:
- tutorials
> Martin Grohe
> Jérôme Leroux
- keynote speakers
> Patrice Godefroid
> Erich Grädel
> Marco Scarsini
> Moshe Vardi
SUBMISSIONS:
Submissions are via the the highlights 2013 EasyChair site:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=highlights2013
Please send an abstract of 1-2 pages, or upload a research paper. There
are no formal proceedings and we encourage submission of work presented
elswehere.
The submission deadline is 20 June 2013. Notifications will be sent by
29 June 2013.
IMPORTANT DATES
- Tutorial day: 18 SEPTEMBER 18
- Conference: 19?21 SEPTEMBER
- Submission: 20 JUNE
- Registration: 21 JULY
LOCATION:
The workshop will be held in the Buffon Building on the Rive Gauche
Site of Université Paris Diderot, Paris, France.
Looking forward to meeting you in Paris,
Dietmar Berwanger, Miko?aj Boja?czyk, and Thomas Colcombet
on behalf of the steering committee
Dietmar Berwanger, Miko?aj Boja?czyk, Tomáš Brázdil,
Thomas Colcombet, Anuj Dawar, Hugo Gimbert, Erich Grädel,
Christof Löding, Aniello Murano, and Moshe Vardi