NOON THEORY SEMINAR -- Spring 2005

Our informal group seminar meets most Fridays from 11-12, followed by a group lunch. If you would like to give a talk please send me email.

Please note that due to scheduling constraints the theory seminar will usually be moving between two rooms this semester;  room 3464 (the Math-CS conference room) and room 3501.  Please check the week's listing for that week's actual  venue. Also,  occasionally, talks will be given out of the normal Friday, 11-12 slot.  Such talks will be highlighted in yellow.

For information on how to get to HKUST  see this and this.

Date  Location  Speaker Title

Feb 18, 2005
11-11:50
 
3464 Hyeonsuk NA
Soongsil University
Roofs over a rectilinear simple polygon
 
Feb 25, 2005
11-11:50
3464
Zhou Zhen
CS, HKUST
 
Fast Scheduling for Optical Packet Switches with Minimum Configurations
March 4, 2005
11-11:50
3464
Zhou Xu
IEEM, HKUST
 
The Bottleneck Problem with Minimum Quantity Commitments
March 11, 2005
11-11:50
4480
special room


Lusheng WANG
CityU of Hong Kong
 

Randomized Algorithms for Motif Detection
March 18, 2005
11-11:50
3464
Chen Xi
Tsinghua University
 
Matching Algorithmic Bounds for Finding a Brouwer Fixed Point
March 25, 2005
11-11:50
 
No Seminar (public holiday)
 
 
April 1, 2005
11-11:50
 
No Seminar
 
 
April 8, 2005
11-11:50
3464
Yo-Sub Han
HKUST
 
Prefix-Free Regular-Expression Matching
April 15, 2005
11-11:50
3464
Ming Li
Waterloo
 
Average-case analysis, Shellsort, and Kolmogorov complexity
April 22, 2005
11-11:50
3464

Gerhard Trippen
HKUST
 
Exploring an Unknown Graph Efficiently
April 29, 2005
11-11:50
3464
Li Minming
Tsinghua University
 
An Efficient Algorithm for Computing Optimal Discrete Voltage Schedules
May 6, 2005
11-11:50
3464
Theocharis Malamatos
Max-Planck Institute
 
Approximate Range Counting
May 13, 2005
11-11:50
3464
John Iacono
Polytechnic University
 
Cache-oblivious data structures

June 21, 2005
11-11:50
 
3464 Franz Aurenhammer
Technische Universitaet Graz
Pre-Triangulations and Liftable Complexes

August 25, 2005
11-11:50
 
3464 R. Ravi
Carnegie Mellon University
Approximation Algorithms for Stochastic Problems
 
Archives of Old Seminars, links and abstracts.
 
Web page maintained by
Mordecai Golin,
HKUST Theoretical Computer Science Group