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FCT 2009
17th International Symposium on
Fundamentals of Computation Theory

September 2-4, 2009, Wrocław, Poland

LECTURES and SEMINARS

Participants of the FCT and the accompanying workshops are kindly invited to open lectures and seminars organized within the scope of Wroclaw Information Technology Initiative at Wroclaw University of Technology and by Wroclaw University thanks to support by the City of Wroclaw.

The events will take place on August 31, September 1 and 5, immediately before and after FCT 2009.

Places:
= building C-11:
(see building photo and campus map), Janiszewskiego 14a, room P01 (on the same floor as the main entrance).
= building D-1:
(see building photo and campus map), Grunwaldzki Square 13, room 215 (see corridor and door photo).
= Wroclaw University, Institute of Computer Science:
(see building photo and location map), Joliot Curie 15, room 119 (small eastern lecture hall)

See also conference venue for location details.

August 31, Wroclaw University, room 119

=1115-1300 Manuel Bodirsky, Ecole Polytechnique, France, Introduction to Constraint Satisfaction Complexity and Applications in Spatial and Temporal Reasoning

August 31, building C-11, room P01

=1400-1700 Yvonne-Anne Pignolet, ETH Zurich, Game theory and networking
=1700-1800 Stefan Schmid, Universität Paderborn Bad Vibes in Open Airwaves

September 1, building C-11, room P01

=900-1200 Yvonne-Anne Pignolet, ETH Zurich, Scheduling in the SINR model
=1300-1600 Moti Yung, Google Inc. and Columbia University, Security Challenges
=1600-1700 Stefan Schmid, Universität Paderborn How to design robust networks? Connect to the seniors!

September 1, Wroclaw University, room 119

=1615-1800 Manuel Bodirsky, Ecole Polytechnique, France, On the Scope of the Universal-algebraic Approach to Constraint Satisfaction

September 2, building D-1, room 215

=1100-1230 Yvonne-Anne Pignolet, ETH Zurich, Device Discovery and Delay-Sensitive Aggregation in Wireless Networks
=1230-1315 Stefan Schmid, Universität Paderborn A Solution for the Past Insider Problem

September 3, building D-1, room 215

=1400-1530 Stephan Waack, Universität Göttingen. A Generalized Model of PAC Learning and its Applicability

September 5, building D1, room 215

=900-1030 Johannes Blömer, Universität Paderborn. Lattice-based Cryptography.