Programme
Friday 8 July
1400-1405 | Iain Stewart | Welcome to Durham |
1405-1505 | Carsten Thomassen | Variations on Grötzsch’s Theorem |
1505-1535 | David Manlove | Student-project allocation with preferences over projects |
Tea/Coffee | ||
1600-1630 | Henning Fernau | Asymptotically faster algorithms for the parameterized face cover problem |
1630-1700 | Frances Rosamond | An O*(2O(k)) FPT algorithm for the undirected feedback vertex set problem |
1700-1730 | Bill Jackson | On the rank function of the 3-dimensional rigidity matroid |
Dinner |
Saturday 9 July
Breakfast | ||
0915-0945 | Oliver Kullmann | Hypergraph colouring and autarkies |
0945-1015 | Argimiro Arratia | Second order proportional quantifiers, definability and computational complexity |
1015-1045 | Thomas Erlebach | Primal-dual distributed algorithms for covering and facility location problems |
Tea/Coffee | ||
1115-1145 | Gregory Gutin | Finding cheapest cycles in vertex-weighted quasi-transitive and extended semicomplete digraphs |
1145-1215 | Andreas Spillner | A faster algorithm for the minimum weight triangulation problem with few inner points |
1215-1245 | Alexander Borovik | Stratification of complexity of algorithmic problems in combinatorial group theory |
Lunch | ||
1415-1515 | Pavel Pudlák | Quantum Deduction Rules |
1515-1545 | Christian Sloper | Fixed parameter set splitting, linear kernel and improved running time |
Tea/Coffee | ||
1615-1645 | Prabhu Manyem | Syntactic characterisations of polynomial-time optimisation classes |
1645-1715 | Alexei Vernitski | List colouring as a model of computation |
Dinner |
Sunday 10 July
Breakfast | ||
0930-1000 | Herbert Fleischner | Maximum independent vertex sets in hamiltonian 4-regular graphs |
1000-1030 | M. V. Panduranga Rao | Quantum Finite Automata and Weighted Automata |
1030-1100 | Anders Yeo | Optimal on-line bin packing with two item sizes |
Tea/Coffee | ||
1130-1200 | Alexander Tiskin | Efficient representation and parallel computation of string-substring longest common subsequences |
1200-1300 | Michael Fellows | Fixed-parameter tractability is polynomial-time extremal structure theory |
Lunch | ||
1415-1445 | Paul Bonsma | Spanning trees with many leaves in graphs with minimum degree three |
1445-1515 | Faisal N Abu Khzam | Linear-time algorithms for problems on planar graphs of fixed disk dimension |
Tea/Coffee | ||
1545-1615 | Kathie Cameron | Finding a minimum colouring or a Meyniel obstruction in any graph |
1615-1645 | Jan van den Heuvel | The external network problem and the source location problem |