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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This volume contains the papers selected for presentation at the Thirteenth - nual International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation (ISAAC 2002) tobeheldinVancouver,CanadaonNovember21-23,2002.Thisisthe rsttime thatISAAChasventuredintoNorthAmerica,asitistraditionallyheldinthe Asia-Paci c region. ISAAC is an annual international symposium that covers the very broad areas of algorithms and computing in general. The scope of this symposium - cludes both theoretical and applied research from these elds. The main aim of the symposium is to promote the exchange of ideas in this active research community. The speci c themes targeted for ISAAC 2002 were Computational Geometry,AlgorithmsandDataStructures,ApproximationAlgorithms,Ran- mizedAlgorithms,GraphDrawingandGraphAlgorithms,Combinatorial- timization,ComputationalBiology,ComputationalFinance,Cryptography,and Parallel and Distributed Computing. Inresponsetoourcallforpapers,wereceivedcloseto160submissions. The challenging task of selecting the papers for presentation was performed by the membersofourprogramcommittee,theirsupportsta ,andreferees.Allof them deserve special thanks for their hard work in the di cult task of selecting amere54papersfromthehigh-qualitysubmissions.Unfortunately,duetothe timeconstraintsimposedbyathree-dayconference,wewereforcedtoturn away many excellent papers. John Iacono will receive the traditionalbestpaperaward for his paper entitled KeyIndependentOptimality. Our three invited speakers are Luc Devroye from McGill University who will speak onRandomTries,J anos Pach from New York University who will speak onMonotoneDrawingsofPlanarGraphs,andNic- las Pippenger from the University of British Columbia who will speak on the ExpectedAcceptanceCountsforFiniteAutomatawithAlmostUniformInput. No conference can succeed without exceptional local organization. For the often overlooked and thankless task of nding a suitable venue and banquet location,dealingwiththelogisticsofregistration,organizinglunchesandco ee, etc.,wewouldliketothankthetheorganizingcommittee,NadjaRence,andOlga Stachova for all their e orts above and beyond the call of duty. We thank our sponsorsSimonFraserUniversity,thePaci cInstituteofMathematicalSciences, the institute for Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems, andBajaiInc.fortheirgeneroussupport.Finally,wethankalltheauthorsand participants. We hope this edition of ISAAC will be a success.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This volume contains the papers selected for presentation at the Thirteenth - nual International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation (ISAAC 2002) tobeheldinVancouver,CanadaonNovember21-23,2002.Thisisthe rsttime thatISAAChasventuredintoNorthAmerica,asitistraditionallyheldinthe Asia-Paci c region. ISAAC is an annual international symposium that covers the very broad areas of algorithms and computing in general. The scope of this symposium - cludes both theoretical and applied research from these elds. The main aim of the symposium is to promote the exchange of ideas in this active research community. The speci c themes targeted for ISAAC 2002 were Computational Geometry,AlgorithmsandDataStructures,ApproximationAlgorithms,Ran- mizedAlgorithms,GraphDrawingandGraphAlgorithms,Combinatorial- timization,ComputationalBiology,ComputationalFinance,Cryptography,and Parallel and Distributed Computing. Inresponsetoourcallforpapers,wereceivedcloseto160submissions.The challenging task of selecting the papers for presentation was performed by the membersofourprogramcommittee,theirsupportsta ,andreferees.Allof them deserve special thanks for their hard work in the di cult task of selecting amere54papersfromthehigh-qualitysubmissions.Unfortunately,duetothe timeconstraintsimposedbyathree-dayconference,wewereforcedtoturn away many excellent papers. John Iacono will receive the traditionalbestpaperaward for his paper entitled KeyIndependentOptimality. Our three invited speakers are Luc Devroye from McGill University who will speak onRandomTries,J anos Pach from New York University who will speak onMonotoneDrawingsofPlanarGraphs,andNic- las Pippenger from the University of British Columbia who will speak on the ExpectedAcceptanceCountsforFiniteAutomatawithAlmostUniformInput. No conference can succeed without exceptional local organization. For the often overlooked and thankless task of nding a suitable venue and banquet location,dealingwiththelogisticsofregistration,organizinglunchesandco ee, etc.,wewouldliketothankthetheorganizingcommittee,NadjaRence,andOlga Stachova for all their e orts above and beyond the call of duty. We thank our sponsorsSimonFraserUniversity,thePaci cInstituteofMathematicalSciences, the institute for Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems, andBajaiInc.fortheirgeneroussupport.Finally,wethankalltheauthorsand participants. We hope this edition of ISAAC will be a success. 676 pp. Englisch.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Session 1A.- Biased Skip Lists.- Space-Efficient Data Structures for Flexible Text Retrieval Systems.- Key Independent Optimality.- On the Comparison-Addition Complexity of All-Pairs Shortest Paths.- On the Comparison-Addition Complexity of All-Pairs Shorte.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Session 1A.- Biased Skip Lists.- Space-Efficient Data Structures for Flexible Text Retrieval Systems.- Key Independent Optimality.- On the Comparison-Addition Complexity of All-Pairs Shortest Paths.- On the Comparison-Addition Complexity of All-Pairs Shortest Paths.- On the Clique-Width of Graphs in Hereditary Classes.- On the Clique-Width of Graphs in Hereditary Classes.- The Probability of a Rendezvous Is Minimal in Complete Graphs.- The Probability of a Rendezvous Is Minimal in Complete Graphs.- On the Minimum Volume of a Perturbed Unit Cube.- On the Minimum Volume of a Perturbed Unit Cube.- Non-Delaunay-Based Curve Reconstruction.- Non-Delaunay-Based Curve Reconstruction.- Cutting a Country for Smallest Square Fit.- Cutting a Country for Smallest Square Fit.- On the Emptiness Problem for Two-Way NFA with One Reversal-Bounded Counter.- On the Emptiness Problem for Two-Way NFA with One Reversal-Bounded Counter.- Quantum Multi-prover Interactive Proof Systems with Limited Prior Entanglement.- Quantum Multi-prover Interactive Proof Systems with Limited Prior Entanglement.- Some Remarks on the L-Conjecture.- Some Remarks on the L-Conjecture.- Session 3A.- A Framework for Network Reliability Problems on Graphs of Bounded Treewidth.- A Faster Approximation Algorithm for 2-Edge-Connectivity Augmentation.- Tree Spanners on Chordal Graphs: Complexity, Algorithms, Open Problems.- Session 3B.- An Asymptotic Fully Polynomial Time Approximation Scheme for Bin Covering.- Improved Approximation Algorithms for Max-2SAT with Cardinality Constraint.- A Better Approximation for the Two-Stage Assembly Scheduling Problem with Two Machines at the First Stage.- Session 4A.- Queaps.- Funnel Heap-A Cache Oblivious Priority Queue.- Characterizing History Independent Data Structures.- Session4B.- Faster Fixed Parameter Tractable Algorithms for Undirected Feedback Vertex Set.- An O(pn + 1.151p)-Algorithm for p-Profit Cover and Its Practical Implications for Vertex Cover.- Exponential Speedup of Fixed-Parameter Algorithms on K 3,3-Minor-Free or K 5-Minor-Free Graphs.- Session 5A.- Casting a Polyhedron with Directional Uncertainty.- Hierarchy of Surface Models and Irreducible Triangulation.- Algorithms and Complexity for Tetrahedralization Detections.- Session 5B.- Average-Case Communication-Optimal Parallel Parenthesis Matching.- Optimal F-Reliable Protocols for the Do-All Problem on Single-Hop Wireless Networks.- New Results for Energy-Efficient Broadcasting in Wireless Networks.- Session 6A.- An Improved Algorithm for the Minimum Manhattan Network Problem.- Approximate Distance Oracles Revisited.- Flat-State Connectivity of Linkages under Dihedral Motions.- Session 6B.- Project Scheduling with Irregular Costs: Complexity, Approximability, and Algorithms.- Scheduling of Independent Dedicated Multiprocessor Tasks.- On the Approximability of Multiprocessor Task Scheduling Problems.- Session 7A.- Bounded-Degree Independent Sets in Planar Graphs.- Minimum Edge Ranking Spanning Trees of Threshold Graphs.- File Transfer Tree Problems.- Session 7B.- Approximation Algorithms for Some Parameterized Counting Problems.- Approximating MIN k-SAT.- Average-Case Competitive Analyses for Ski-Rental Problems.- Session 8A.- On the Clique Problem in Intersection Graphs of Ellipses.- A Geometric Approach to Boolean Matrix Multiplication.- The Min-Max Voronoi Diagram of Polygons and Applications in VLSI Manufacturing.- Session 8B.- Improved Distance Oracles for Avoiding Link-Failure.- Probabilistic Algorithms for the Wakeup Problem in Single-Hop Radio Networks.- A Simple, Memory-Efficient Bounded Concurrent Timestamping Algorithm.- Session 9A.- Crossing Minimization for Symmetries.- Simultaneous Embedding of a Planar Graph and Its Dual on the Grid.- Meaningful Information.- Session 9B.- Optimal Clearing of Supply/Demand Curves.- Partitioning Trees of Supply and Demand.- Maximizing a Voronoi Region: The Conve.