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Workshop on Dynamic Graph Problems

in Graph Theory and Combinatorial Optimization programme

June 5-9, 2000

Victoria, BC, Canada

Mathematics

Host: University of Victoria
Sponsor: Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences and the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematics
Homepage: http://wren.pims.math.ca/graph2000/dynamic.html

Organizers: Monika Henzinger (Google, Inc.), Professor Valerie King (Department of Computer Science, University of Victoria)

Description:
For any graph problem, we may ask: If a graph instance undergoes an on-line sequence of updates, can one make use of previous computation to recompute the solution after each update more quicklyNULL The study of dynamic graph problems has recently undergone some dramatic developments. The goal of this workshop is to bring together experts on various topics in the area with interested students and researchers, to discuss the current state of the field, identify promising directions for research, and do some problem-solving. Topics include: proving lower bounds, problems in computational geometry, new and old problems for undirected and for directed graphs, problems on trees, and applications to networks, data bases and programming languages.

Date received: November 24, 1999


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