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                     Call for Papers 
                        STACS'99

            16th International Symposium on 
         Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science
               March 4-6, Trier, Germany
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           http://stacs.uni-trier.de/STACS99/
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The 16th International Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of 
Computer Science is organized jointly by the 
  Special Interest Group for Theoretical Computer Science 
  of the Gesellschaft fuer Informatik (GI) 
and the 
  Maison de l'Informatique et des Mathematiques Discretes (MIMD).

Scope: 
  Authors are invited to submit papers presenting original and 
  unpublished research on theoretical aspects of computer science. 
  Typical areas include (but are not limited to):

  algorithms and data structures
  automata and formal languages 
  computational and structural complexity 
  semantics of programming languages 
  theory of parallel and distributed computation 
  parallel algorithms
  logic in computer science 
  algorithmic learning theory
  computational geometry
  cryptography 
  computer systems theory
  program specification
  verification 
  VLSI structures 
  theory of data bases 
  computational issues in artificial intelligence


Submissions: 
  Authors are invited to submit a draft of a full paper 
  (5-12 pages, the title page must contain a classification
  of the topic covered, preferably using the list of topics above).
  Proofs omitted due to space constraints must be put into an appendix.
  Electronic submission is highly recommended. Detailed information 
  is available on the web site http://stacs.uni-trier.de/STACS99/ . 
  In case of problems with access to internet, it is possible 
  to submit 6 copies of the draft (plus 1 copy of the appendix)
  and 15 copies of a one page abstract 
  to the chairman of the program committee.

Important dates:
  Deadline for submission:   September 11, 1998 
  Notification to authors:   November 6, 1998 
  Final version:             December 4, 1998 
  Symposium:                 March 4--6, 1999 

Addresses:
  Christoph Meinel 
  FB IV - Informatik 
  Universitaet Trier 
  D-54286 Trier, Germany 

  web site   http://stacs.uni-trier.de/STACS99/
  email      info@stacs.uni-trier.de
  Phone      ++49-651-201-2836
  Fax        ++49-651-201-3954


Program Committee:
  S. Albers  (Saarbruecken)   
  R. Amadio (Marseille) 
  R. Cori (Bordeaux) 
  J. Esparza (Muenchen) 
  J. Hromkovic (Aachen) 
  C. Kenyon (Paris Sud) 
  J. Koebler  (Ulm) 
  D. Krizanc   (Carleton) 
  Ch. Meinel (Trier, chair) 
  A. Petit (Cachan) 
  S. Rudich (Berkeley/Pittsburgh)
  J. Sgall (Praha) 
  R. Silvestri (Roma) 
  S. Tison (Lille, co-chair) 
  P. Widmayer  (Zuerich)

Invited Speakers:
  N.Nisan (Jerusalem), P.Ossona de Mendez (Paris), Th.Wilke (Kiel).

Organizing Committee:
  J.Bern, C.Damm, Ch.Meinel, M.Mundhenk, H.Sack.

Proceedings:
  Accepted papers will be published in the proceedings of the 
  symposium (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer-Verlag).  
  Dual submission  to other conferences with published proceedings 
  is not allowed.

Grants: 
  We expect to receive TMR grants from the EU commission to be able 
  to support young researchers (age below 40 for female and 
  below 35 for male) from EU countries or associated countries 
  attending the conference.
  Researchers from Eastern- and Central-European countries 
  can apply for a grant from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).
  Detailed informations are available via request on e-mail.