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Tracy,

Regarding "Re: test", you write:

Tracy> Just to insert something on testing, speaking as someone who was
Tracy> unable to attend ITC this year because of administrative
Tracy> obligations, I would love to know what the hallway-scuttlebut said
Tracy> were the most exciting papers.  I have access to the proceedings,
Tracy> but it is a thick book.  I missed hearing people chat in the
Tracy> hallways about "so-and-so's outrageous talk" or "what's his name's
Tracy> new insight."

I think that the Maxwell, Aitken, Johansen, and Chiang paper garnered
considerable interest from the crowds.  I also noted that sessions
containing papers on IDDQ testing seemed to have a large number of
attendees in general.

I'm sure that there were others with large crowd draws, but those are the
examples that I remember.  Anybody else have an additional/different
impressions than I did?

Ken
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