The International Symposium on Physical Design provides a forum to exchange ideas and promote research on critical areas related to the physical design of VLSI systems. All aspects of physical design, from interactions with behavior– and logic–level synthesis, to back–end performance analysis and verification, are within the scope of the Symposium. Target domains include semi–custom and full–custom IC, MCM and FPGA based systems. Following its twelve predecessors, the 2004 symposium will highlight key new directions and leading–edge theoretical and experimental contributions to the field. <b>Keywords:</b> Floorplanning and interconnect planning<br>Interactions with behavior–level synthesis flows<br>Partitioning, placement and routing<br>Interactions with logic–level (re–)synthesis flows<br>Compaction and layout verification<br>Analysis and management of power dissipation<br>Synthesis optimizations within physical design<br>Management of design data and constraints<br>Estimation and modeling<br>New physical design methodologies<br>Timing and crosstalk issues in physical design<br>New paradigms in physical design<br>Physical design for manufacturability and yield<br>Design for large and/or high–performance systems<br>Special structures for clocking and power networks<br>Circuit performance measurements in a PD context<br>Physical design in parallel/ distributed/Web environments
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