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ICLP 93 - Postconference Workshop on CCP
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Author: Gert Smolka
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 07:54
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         CALL FOR WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION --- ICLP'93
            ``CONCURRENT CONSTRAINT PROGRAMMING''
      TENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LOGIC PROGRAMMING

                       Budapest, Hungary
                        June 24-25, 1993

       Sponsored by the Association of Logic Programming


This one and a half day workshop will bring together researchers
contributing to the rapidly evolving, new field of concurrent
constraint programming.  CCP builds on ideas from constraint logic
programming and concurrent logic programming.  Major landmarks in its
short history are Maher's ALPS, Saraswat's ask and tell framework, and
Haridi and Janson's Andorra Kernel Language.  Work on all aspects of
CCP is of interest to the workshop, including theoretical foundations,
language designs, particular constraint systems, implementation
techniques, parallel architectures, particular implementations,
programming methodology, and interesting applications.

The workshop program will be selected by the following committee:
Alain Colmerauer (Marseille), Seif Haridi (Kista), Hugo Montanari
(Pisa), Gert Smolka (Saarbr"ucken).  A report containing the extended
abstracts of the accepted presentations will be available at the
workshop.

Submit extended abstracts (no more than four pages, please),
preferably by e-mail, to the workshop organizer:

    Gert Smolka

    German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI)
    Stuhlsatzenhausweg 3
    D-W-6600 Saarbr"ucken
    Germany

    phone: +49 681 302-5311
    fax: +49 681 302-5341
    email: smolka@dfki.uni-sb.de

Submissions Due:   April 1, 1993
Notification:      May 1,   1993
Final Version Due: May 15,  1993


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