CS789 Theory Seminar

Spring 2005 (January-March)

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1/31/2005

Lisa Fleischer,

IBM T.J. Watson Research Ctr

Tolls for heterogeneous, selfish users of a multicommodity network and generalized congestion games
2/7/2005

Rica Gonen,

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Incentive Compatible Multi-unit Combinatorial Auctions
2/14/2005

Mohammad Taghi Hajiaghayi,

MIT

Fast Algorithms For Hard Graph Problems:BiDimenationality, Minors, And (Local) Treewidth
2/21/2005 Alexa Sharp Incremental Flow

2/28/2005

Malott 406

David Aldous, UC Berkeley A tractable complex network model

3/4/2005 Friday

3:30 p.m.
655 Rhodes Hall

Maria Chudnovsky,

Princeton/CMI/IAS

The Structure of Clawfree Graphs
3/7/2005

no theory seminar:

see CS colloquium

Sumit Gulwani, UC Berkeley

Computer Science Colloquium: 

Program Analysis Using Random Interpretation

3/14/2005

no theory seminar:

see CS colloquium

 Prasanna Ganesan, Stanford

Computer Science Colloquium:

Data Management in Peer-to-Peer Systems

3/21/2005

Spring Break

3/28/2005       (Monday) 4:15pm  5130 Upson

Mikhail Alekhnovich,

Institute for Advanced Study

Computer Science Colloquium:  Hard Satisfiable Instances for DPLL Algorithms and Other Common Models of Computation
3/31/05      (Thursday) 4:15pm Upson B17

see CS colloquium

Robert Kleinberg, MIT

Computer Science Colloquium: 

Adaptive Algorithms for Price-Setting and Overlay Routing

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