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- Subject: LPAR93 deadline extension
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- Date: 23 Jan 93 21:45:36 GMT
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- LPAR'93 - 4th International Conference on Logic
- Programming and Automated Reasoning
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- Call for Papers
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- St.Petersburg, Ship "Michail Lomonosov"
- July 13-20, 1993
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- LPAR'93 is an international conference traditionally held in Russia since
- 1990. It aims at bringing together researchers interested in logic programming
- and automated reasoning. LPAR'93 is also an excellent opportunity to
- become better acquainted with research in Russia and other countries of
- the former Soviet Union.
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- INVITED SPEAKERS:
- Alan Bundy (Edinburgh University, UK)
- (Title to be announced)
- Herve Gallaire (Xerox, France)
- Research in Logic Programming
- and Deductive Databases: The Impact on Industry
- Ryuzo Hasegawa (ICOT, Japan)
- Model Generation Theorem Provers on PIM
- Peter Wegner (Brown University, USA)
- Reasoning Versus Modeling in Computer Science
- Nail Zamov (Kazan University, Russia)
- Theorem proving in Kazan'
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- TUTORIALS:
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- Jean-Marc Andreoli, Remo Paresci (ECRC)
- Linear Logic Programming
- Evan Tick (University of Oregon)
- An Advanced Tutorial in Concurrent Logic Programming:
- Paradigms and Implementation
- Leo Bachmair (SUNY at Stony Brook),
- Harald Ganzinger(Max Plank Institut f\"ur Informatik)
- Paramodulation-based Theorem Proving for First-Order
- Logic with Equality
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- PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
- Dmitri Boulanger (Belgium/Russia) Mats Carlsson (Sweden)
- Philippe Codognet (France) Danny De Schreye (Belgium)
- Norbert Eisinger (Germany) Harald Ganzinger (Germany)
- Ryuzo Hasegawa (Japan) Steffen Hoelldobler (Germany)
- Deepak Kapur (USA) Jean-Louis Lassez (USA)
- Alexander Leitsch (Austria) Giorgio Levi (Italy)
- John Lloyd (UK) Ewing Lusk (USA)
- Dale Miller (USA) Jack Minker (USA)
- Gregory Mints (USA/Estonia) Alan Mycroft (UK)
- Lee Naish (Australia) Hans-Jurgen Ohlbach (Germany)
- Michel Parigot (France) Frank Pfenning (USA)
- Vladimir Sazonov (Russia) Marek Sergot (UK)
- Mark Stickel (USA) Pascal Van Hentenryck (USA)
- Konstantin Vershinin (Ukraine)
- Andrei Voronkov (Russia) - chair
- Nail Zamov (Russia)
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- ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
- Eugene Dantsin (Russia)
- Robert Freidson (Russia/USA) - chair
- Andrei Voronkov (Russia)
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- TOPICS OF INTEREST include, but are not restricted to:
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- Constraints
- Deductive databases
- Formal methods in software and hardware
- Implementation techniques
- Inductive theorem proving
- Logical Frameworks
- LPAR in artificial intelligence
- Meta-programming
- Parallelism and concurrency
- Program synthesis and verification
- Programming in constructive logic
- Theorem proving
- Theory and foundations
- Unification theory and rewriting
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- Authors are invited to submit 5 copies of their manuscripts to the address:
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- Andrei Voronkov - LPAR'93
- CRIN-CNRS & INRIA Lorraine
- Batiment Loria, BP 239
- 54506 Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy Cedex
- France
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- For countries where copying may be a problem one copy will be sufficient.
- Email TeX/LaTeX submissions are acceptable from the countries with
- postal problems. Proceedings will be published in the series "Lecture Notes in
- Artificial Intelligence" by Springer Verlag. (Proceedings of the
- previous conferences were published in LNAI vv.592 and 624).
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- There are three kinds of submissions: long papers (up to 12 pages),
- short papers (up to 6 pages), or system descriptions (up to 3
- pages). All papers must be written in English. Submissions should be
- accompanied by a one-page abstract sent either to the same address
- or (preferably) by email to voronkov@loria.fr. The abstract should include
- author's name(s), affiliation, postal and email addresses.
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- The program will also include a special session on system demonstrations
- (IBM PCs and SPARCstations) and several tutorials delivered by
- major researchers in the field.
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- IMPORTANT DATES:
- Submission: February 1
- Notification: March 20
- Final Version: April 20
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- Further information may be obtained at the email address voronkov@loria.fr.
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