FSTTCS 2005 : foundations of software technology and theoretical computer science : 25th international conference, Hyderabad, India, December 15-18, 2005 : proceedings / R. Ramanujam, Sandeep Sen (eds.).
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TextSeries: Lecture notes in computer science ; 3821.Publication details: Berlin ; New York : Springer, 2005.Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 566 pages) : illustrationsContent type: - text
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- Foundations of software technology and theoretical computer science
- Software engineering -- Congresses
- Computer science -- Congresses
- Génie logiciel -- Congrès
- Informatique -- Congrès
- REFERENCE -- General
- Informatique
- Computer science
- Software engineering
- Theoretische Informatik
- Programmierung
- Hyderabad <Andra Pradesh, 2005>
- FSTTCS
- Software technology
- Theoretical computer science
- algoritmen
- algorithms
- computeranalyse
- computer analysis
- wiskunde
- mathematics
- computerwetenschappen
- computer sciences
- computational science
- logica
- logic
- programmeertalen
- programming languages
- Information and Communication Technology (General)
- Informatie- en communicatietechnologie (algemeen)
- 005.3 22
- QA76.751 .F68 2005eb
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Invited Papers -- Semiperfect-Information Games -- Computational Complexity Since 1980 -- Developments in Data Structure Research During the First 25 Years of FSTTCS -- Inference Systems for Logical Algorithms -- From Logic to Games -- Proving Lower Bounds Via Pseudo-random Generators -- Erd?s Magic -- Contributed Papers -- No Coreset, No Cry: II -- Improved Bounds on the Union Complexity of Fat Objects -- On the Bisimulation Congruence in?-Calculus -- Extending Howe's Method to Early Bisimulations for Typed Mobile Embedded Resources with Local Names -- Approximation Algorithms for Wavelength Assignment -- The Set Cover with Pairs Problem -- Non-disclosure for Distributed Mobile Code -- Quantitative Models and Implicit Complexity -- The MSO Theory of Connectedly Communicating Processes -- Reachability of Hennessy-Milner Properties for Weakly Extended PRS -- Decision Procedures for Queues with Integer Constraints -- The Directed Planar Reachability Problem -- Dimensions of Copeland-Erdös Sequences -- Refining the Undecidability Frontier of Hybrid Automata -- When Are Timed Automata Weakly Timed Bisimilar to Time Petri Nets? -- Subquadratic Algorithms for Workload-Aware Haar Wavelet Synopses -- Practical Algorithms for Tracking Database Join Sizes -- On Sampled Semantics of Timed Systems -- Eventual Timed Automata -- Causal Closure for MSC Languages -- Reachability Analysis of Multithreaded Software with Asynchronous Communication -- Probabilistic Analysis for a Multiple Depot Vehicle Routing Problem -- Computing the Expected Accumulated Reward and Gain for a Subclass of Infinite Markov Chains -- Towards a CTL* Tableau -- Bisimulation Quantified Logics: Undecidability -- Logarithmic-Time Single Deleter, Multiple Inserter Wait-Free Queues and Stacks -- Monitoring Stable Properties in Dynamic Peer-to-Peer Distributed Systems -- On the Expressiveness of TPTL and MTL -- Modal Strength Reduction in Quantified Discrete Duration Calculus -- Comparing Trees Via Crossing Minimization -- On Counting the Number of Consistent Genotype Assignments for Pedigrees -- Fixpoint Logics on Hierarchical Structures -- The Equivalence Problem for Deterministic MSO Tree Transducers Is Decidable -- Market Equilibrium for CES Exchange Economies: Existence, Multiplicity, and Computation -- Testing Concurrent Systems: An Interpretation of Intuitionistic Logic -- Proofs of Termination of Rewrite Systems for Polytime Functions -- On the Controller Synthesis for Finite-State Markov Decision Processes -- Reasoning About Quantum Knowledge.
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