Workshop on Algebraic Complexity Theory – WACT 2014
On 24-28 March 2014, Saarland University hosts the Workshop on Algebraic Complexity Theory – WACT 2014.
WACT 2013 was held in Aarhus, Denmark.
Algebraic Complexity Theory is a classical subfield of computational complexity theory. In recent years, the field has been the subject of an intense revival. The purpose of this workshop is to bring together world leading experts within Algebraic complexity with the aim of discussing the current state of the art and setting the directions for the future.
Program
Confirmed speakers:
V. Arvind | The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai |
Peter Bro Miltersen | Aarhus University |
Neeraj Kayal | Microsoft Research India |
Pascal Koiran | ENS Lyon |
Meena Mahajan | The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai |
Chandan Saha | Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore |
Nitin Saxena | IIT Kanpur |
Thomas Thierauf | Aalen University |
Chris Umans | Caltech |
Contributed talks
Beside the invited talks, which take place in the morning, there will be contributed talks on Tuesday and/or Thursday afternoon. To contribute a talk, you should contact Markus Bläser. It is possible to announce a contributed talk during the workshop. All other afternoons are free for informal discussions, seminar rooms will be available for this.
Registration
Registration closed.
Time and Place
Date: | March 24 to 28, 2014 |
Place: | Saarland University Departement of Computer Science Saarbrücken, Germany |
Organisers
Scientific Organisers: | Markus Bläser – Saarland University Peter Bro Miltersen – Aarhus University |
Local Organisers: | Christian Engels – Saarland University Thatchaphol Saranurak – Saarland University |
Sponsored by the Indo-German Max Planck Center for Computer Science (IMPECS).