Abbrevation
ICTCS
City
Rome
Country
Italy
Deadline Paper
Start Date
End Date
Abstract

<P class=style17 align=justify><SPAN lang=EN&#8211;US style=&#8243;FONT&#8211;SIZE: 9pt; FONT&#8211;FAMILY: Verdana; mso&#8211;bidi&#8211;font&#8211;family: &#8242;Times New Roman&#8242;; mso&#8211;font&#8211;kerning: 1&#046;0pt; mso&#8211;fareast&#8211;font&#8211;family: &#23435;&#20307;; mso&#8211;ansi&#8211;language: EN&#8211;US; mso&#8211;fareast&#8211;language: ZH&#8211;CN; mso&#8211;bidi&#8211;language: AR&#8211;SA; mso&#8211;bidi&#8211;font&#8211;weight: bold&#8243;><FONT size=3><SPAN lang=EN&#8211;US style=&#8243;FONT&#8211;SIZE: 9pt; FONT&#8211;FAMILY: Verdana; mso&#8211;bidi&#8211;font&#8211;family: &#8242;Times New Roman&#8242;; mso&#8211;font&#8211;kerning: 1&#046;0pt; mso&#8211;fareast&#8211;font&#8211;family: &#23435;&#20307;; mso&#8211;ansi&#8211;language: EN&#8211;US; mso&#8211;fareast&#8211;language: ZH&#8211;CN; mso&#8211;bidi&#8211;language: AR&#8211;SA; mso&#8211;bidi&#8211;font&#8211;weight: bold&#8243;><FONT size=3>The 10th Italian Conference on Theoretical Computer Science (ICTCS2007) will take place from the 3rd to the 5th of October 2007 in Rome,Italy&#046; Besides the contributed papers, invited talks will be delivered by Giorgio Ausiello and Rocco De Nicola&#046;</FONT></SPAN></FONT></SPAN></P> <P> <B>Keywords:</B> * Algebraic and categorical models;<BR>* Algorithmic aspects of networks;<BR>* Algorithmic game theory;<BR>* Algorithms and data structures;<BR>* Computability;<BR>* Computational complexity;<BR>* Computational biology;<BR>* Computational geometry;<BR>* Cryptography and security;<BR>* Databases, semi&#8211;structured data and finite model theory;<BR>* Emerging and non&#8211;standard models of computation;<BR>* Experimental analysis of algorithms;<BR>* Formal languages and automata theory;<BR>* Internet algorithmics;<BR>* Logics, formal methods and model checking;<BR>* Models of concurrent, distributed and mobile systems;<BR>* Models of reactive, hybrid and stochastic systems;<BR>* Parallel, distributed and external memory computing;<BR>* Principles of programming languages;<BR>* Program analysis and transformation;<BR>* Quantum computing;<BR>* Specification, refinement and verification<BR>* Type systems and theory, typed calculi&#046;<BR></P>