LATIN 2000: Theoretical Informatics
4th Latin American Symposium, Punta del Este, Uruguay, April 10-14, 2000 Proceedings
Published on 23. March 2000
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XII, 484 pages
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This volume contains the proceedings of the LATIN 2000 International Conference (LatinAmerican Theoretical INformatics), to be held in Punta del Este, Uruguay,April 10-14, 2000. This is the fourth event in the series following Sao " Paulo, Brazil (1992),Valparaiso, Chile (1995), and Campinas, Brazil (1998). LATIN has established itself as a fully refereed conference for theoretical computer science research in Latin America. It has also strengthened the ties between local and international scientific communities. We believe that this volume reflects the breadth and depth of this interaction. We received 87 submissions, from 178 different authors in 26 different countries. Eachpaperwasassignedtothreeprogramcommitteemembers.TheProgramCommittee selected 42 papers based on approximately 260 referee reports. In addition to these contributed presentations, the conference included six invited talks. The assistance of many organizations and individuals was essential for the success ofthismeeting.Wewouldliketothankallofoursponsorsandsupportingorganizations.
Ricardo Baeza-Yates, Claudio Lucchesi, Arnaldo Moura, and Imre Simon provided - sightful advice and shared with us their experiences as organizers of previous LATIN meetings. Joaquin Goyoaga and Patricia Corbo helped in the earliest stages of the - ganization in various ways, including finding Uruguayan sources of financial support. SeCIU(ServicioCentraldeInformatica ' Universitario,UniversidaddelaRepublica) ' p- vided us with the necessary communication infrastructure. The meeting of the program committee was hosted by the Instituto de Matematica ' e Estat stica, i Universidade de Sao " Paulo, which also provided us with the Intranet site for discussions among PC members.
Ricardo Baeza-Yates, Claudio Lucchesi, Arnaldo Moura, and Imre Simon provided - sightful advice and shared with us their experiences as organizers of previous LATIN meetings. Joaquin Goyoaga and Patricia Corbo helped in the earliest stages of the - ganization in various ways, including finding Uruguayan sources of financial support. SeCIU(ServicioCentraldeInformatica ' Universitario,UniversidaddelaRepublica) ' p- vided us with the necessary communication infrastructure. The meeting of the program committee was hosted by the Instituto de Matematica ' e Estat stica, i Universidade de Sao " Paulo, which also provided us with the Intranet site for discussions among PC members.
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2000 ed.
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English
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Berlin
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XII, 484 p.
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978-3-540-67306-4 (9783540673064)
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10.1007/10719839
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Content
Random Structures and Algorithms.- Algorithmic Aspects of Regularity.- Small Maximal Matchings in Random Graphs.- Some Remarks on Sparsely Connected Isomorphism-Free Labeled Graphs.- Analysis of Edge Deletion Processes on Faulty Random Regular Graphs.- Equivalent Conditions for Regularity (Extended Abstract).- Algorithms I.- Cube Packing.- Approximation Algorithms for Flexible Job Shop Problems.- Emerging Behavior as Binary Search Trees Are Symmetrically Updated.- The LCA Problem Revisited.- Combinatorial Designs.- Optimal and Pessimal Orderings of Steiner Triple Systems in Disk Arrays.- Rank Inequalities for Packing Designs and Sparse Triple Systems.- The Anti-Oberwolfach Solution: Pancyclic 2-Factorizations of Complete Graphs.- Web Graph, Graph Theory I.- Graph Structure of the Web: A Survey.- Polynomial Time Recognition of Clique-Width ? 3 Graphs.- On Dart-Free Perfectly Contractile Graphs Extended Abstract.- Graph Theory II.- Edge Colouring Reduced Indifference Graphs.- Two Conjectures on the Chromatic Polynomial.- Finding Skew Partitions Efficiently.- Competitive Analysis, Complexity.- On the Competitive Theory and Practice of Portfolio Selection (Extended Abstract).- Almost k-Wise Independence and Hard Boolean Functions.- Improved Upper Bounds on the Simultaneous Messages Complexity of the Generalized Addressing Function.- Algorithms II.- Multi-parameter Minimum Spanning Trees.- Linear Time Recognition of Optimal L-Restricted Prefix Codes.- Uniform Multi-hop All-to-All Optical Routings in Rings.- A Fully Dynamic Algorithm for Distributed Shortest Paths.- Computational Number Theory, Cryptography.- Integer Factorization and Discrete Logarithms.- Communication Complexity and Fourier Coefficients of the Diffie-Hellman Key.- Quintic Reciprocity and Primality Test for Numbers of the Form .- Determining the Optimal Contrast for Secret Sharing Schemes in Visual Cryptography.- Analysis of Algorithms I.- Average-Case Analysis of Rectangle Packings.- Heights in Generalized Tries and PATRICIA Tries.- On the Complexity of Routing Permutations on Trees by Arc-Disjoint Paths Extended Abstract.- Algebraic Algorithms.- Subresultants Revisited.- A Unifying Framework for the Analysis of a Class of Euclidean Algorithms.- Worst-Case Complexity of the Optimal LLL Algorithm.- Computability.- Iteration Algebras Are Not Finitely Axiomatizable.- Undecidable Problems in Unreliable Computations.- Automata, Formal Languages.- Equations in Free Semigroups with Anti-involution and Their Relation to Equations in Free Groups.- Squaring Transducers: An Efficient Procedure for Deciding Functionality and Sequentiality of Transducers.- Unambiguous Büchi Automata.- Linear Time Language Recognition on Cellular Automata with Restricted Communication.- Logic, Programming Theory.- From Semantics to Spatial Distribution.- On the Expressivity and Complexity of Quantitative Branching-Time Temporal Logics.- A Theory of Operational Equivalence for Interaction Nets.- Analysis of Algorithms II.- Run Statistics for Geometrically Distributed Random Variables.- Generalized Covariances of Multi-dimensional Brownian Excursion Local Times.- Combinatorics of Geometrically Distributed Random Variables: Length of Ascending Runs.