SOFSEM 2009

SOFSEM 2009
Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science
Event in series	SOFSEM
Dates	2009/01/24 (iCal) - 2009/01/30
Homepage:	www.ksi.mff.cuni.cz/sofsem09
Location
Location:	Spindleruv Mlyn, Czech Republic
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Important dates
Abstracts:	2008/08/17
Submissions:	2008/08/24
Notification:	2008/10/06
Camera ready due:	2008/10/20
Papers:	Submitted 132 / Accepted 49 (37.1 %)
Table of Contents

                      SOFSEM 2009: 35th Conference on

           Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science

                          FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS

                          January 24-30, 2009
                  Hotel Arnika, Spindleruv mlyn, Czech Republic
                           http://www.sofsem.cz


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IMPORTANT DATES

  * Abstract Submission:  August 17, 2008
  * Paper Submission:     August 24, 2008
  * Notification:         October 6, 2008
  * Camera-Ready Papers:  October 20, 2008
  * Conference:           January 24-30, 2009

An extended pdf version of this call can be found at
    http://www.ksi.mff.cuni.cz/sofsem09/printouts/Sofsem09FirstCFP.pdf

SOFSEM (SOFtware SEMinar) is the annual, international conference devoted to
the theory and practice of computer science. Its aim is to foster cooperation
among professionals from academia and industry working in all modern areas of
computer science.

SOFSEM 2009 Program Committee Chair: Mogens Nielsen, Aarhus, Denmark.


INVITED SPEAKERS

The invited speakers for SOFSEM will include:

  * Christian Attiogbe (University of Nantes, France)
  * Christel Baier (University of Bonn, Germany)
  * Nicole Immorlica (Northwestern University, USA)
  * Radovan Janecek (BTO, HP Software)
  * Marcin Jurdzinski (University of Warwick, UK)
  * Giuseppe Longo (Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, France)
  * David Parkes (Harvard University, USA)


CONFERENCE TRACKS

For the SOFSEM 2009 the following 4 tracks have been chosen:

  * Foundations of Computer Science
     Chair: Catuscia Palamidessi (Paris, France)
     Co-chair: Frank Valencia (Paris, France)

  * Theory and Practice of Software Services
     Chair: Petr Tuma, Prague, Czech Republic

  * Game Theoretic Aspects of ecommerce
     Chair: Peter Bro Miltersen (Aarhus, Denmark)

  * Techniques and Tools for Formal Verification
     Chair: Antonin Kucera (Brno, Czech Republic)

Moreover, for students, there is the

  * Student Research Forum
     Chair: Maria Bielikova (Bratislava, Slovakia)

Details on each track and the Forum can be found on the conference web site.


PROCEEDINGS

Following the tradition of SOFSEM, the proceedings from SOFSEM 2009, including
invited and contributed papers, will be published in the Lecture Notes in
Computer Science Series by Springer-Verlag. Papers from the Student Research
Forum will be published in local proceedings.

Both proceedings will be distributed at the conference.


LOCATION

The venue of Sofsem 2009 will be OREA Hotel ARNIKA, Spindleruv mlyn, Czech
Republic. See www.sofsem.cz for further details.

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TRACK TOPICS

 FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

    * algorithms and data structures including sequential, parallel,
      distributed, approximation, and number-theoretic algorithms
    * automata theory and languages
    * complexity theory, both computational and structural
    * foundations of security
    * concurrency theory
    * quantitative aspects of computing
    * discrete mathematics related to computer science
    * grammars and formal models
    * program semantics, logic, and verification

  THEORY AND PRACTICE OF SOFTWARE SERVICES

    * software engineering of service oriented systems
    * formal methods for service oriented architectures
    * service ontologies, semantic service description
    * process modeling for service architectures
    * service orchestration and coordination
    * quality of service
    * service negotiation and SLA
    * service discovery and management
    * support for dynamic binding of services
    * platform specific services (web services, ESB, GRID, MANET, etc.)
    * middleware for service oriented architectures
    * security and trust issues in services
    * business models for service architectures
    * emerging service standards (W3C, OASIS, UN/CEFACT, etc.)
    * experience reports

  GAME THEORETIC ASPECTS OF E-COMMERCE

    * automated and algorithmic mechanism design,
    * computational pricing,
    * auction theory geared towards e*commerce, such as auctions for
      digital goods, sponsored search auctions and combinatorial auctions
    * game theoretic aspects of trading agent systems
    * game theoretic aspects of networks and network formation
    * game theoretic aspects of cryptographic protocols

  TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS FOR FORMAL VERIFICATION

   * formal models (process calculi, Petri nets, timed automata,
     message sequence charts, hybrid systems, domain theoretic models,
     probabilistic systems, etc.)
   * specification languages (temporal logics, semantic equivalences
     and preorders, etc.)
   * verification techniques (model checking, equivalence checking,
     abstract interpretation, race detection, static analysis,
     testing and run time analysis, theorem proving, true concurrency
     techniques, symbolic representation techniques, etc.)
   * software tools for automatic analysis, verification, and
     validation of computer systems (including case studies)
	

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