Workshop on Graphs and Algorithms
In honour of Derek Corneil's contributions to graph theory and computer science
Overview
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It is widely believed that for thousands of fundamental graph problems, efficient algorithms that handle all graphs can never be constructed. Therefore, algorithms to solve those problems rely on the special structure of the graphs to be handled, or approximation or other techniques, all of which involve the analysis of graph properties.
This 2-day workshop will focus on graphs and their algorithms.
The workshop will include both invited and contributed talks, and there will be a banquet on the evening of Monday, May 5. Partial funding for travel expenses of graduate students and PDFs will be available.
Schedule
09:00 |
Michel Habib, University Paris Diderot |
13:30 |
Mike Molloy, University of Toronto |
09:00 |
Feodor Dragan, Kent State University |
13:30 |
Ekki Koehler, Brandenburg University of Technology |