A conference on theoretical computer science

A conference on theoretical computer science

Theoretical Computer Science 3 (1977) 119-l 20. Q North- Holland Publishing Company ORETICAL St Toronto) Papers 7, University of Waterloo. COMWTE...

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Theoretical Computer Science 3 (1977) 119-l 20. Q North- Holland Publishing Company

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are invited for a broad y-based conference on theoretical computer science. Areas which will be considered include (in alphabetical order) Abstract odels of Computation, Analysis of Algorithzns, Automata Theory, Computability Theory, Computaaional Complexity, Formal La~~gu.agc=Theoqr, Formal Semantics, Progu;sm Verification, Switching Theory, Theorem Proving. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list. Uniform standards will be applied in the selection of papers, and no attempt will be made to erlphasize any particular area. Submissions Tanging from general papers (possibly surveying or unifying several fields) to detailed technical papers (prefaced by general motivating remarks) will be considered. The members of the Program Committee will not be submitting papers,

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Four copies of a full draftpaper,with a separate abstract u one page in lengt arch 1, 77. Authors will be should be sent to E.A. Ashcroft, to arrive by notiGed of acceptance or rejection by ay 15,1977, and final versions of pa;pers are required before June 15,1977. The Proceedings vvilibe available at the conference. They will not be edited, and it is anticipated that the papers will later appear in scientific journals. INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUI LANGUAGES AND PROGRA

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977, University of Turku, Turku, Finland.

The Fourth International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming is sponsored by The European Association for Theoretical Cvrnputer Sci Thi? cc4oquium, like its predecessors at IRIA., Paris (1972), Saarbriicken ( and Minlburgh (1976), will be a broadly-based conference on theoretical computer ;&clbr-* Tonics are expected to include: Automata Theory,