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Spring 2003 Archive
   
Date
Speaker
Host
Location
January 17
Andrew Goldberg, Microsoft Research
Title: On Memory-Bound Functions for Fighting Spam
Daniel Sleator
Avrim Blum

Wean 8220
1:30

January 24
Alper Yildirim, State University of New York, Stony Brook
Tile: Computing Core-Sets and Approximate Smallest Enclosing HyperSpheres in High Dimensions
GSIA
GSIA 153
3:30
January 31
Xinming Liu, GSIA, Carnegie Mellon University
A Polynomial Algorithm for Recognizing Perfect Graphs
GSIA
GSIA 152
3:30
February 7
Herbert Edelsbrunner, Duke University
Title: Bio-Geometric Modeling
Short Bio
Guy Blelloch
NSH 3305
3:30
February 14
Bernard Chazelle, Princeton University & NEC
Title: Nonmonotonicity in Geometric Searching
Daniel Sleator
Wean 7220
3:30
February 21
Daniel Bienstock, Columbia University
Title Subset Algebra Lifting Algorithms for 0-1 Integer Programming
GSIA
GSIA 152
3:30
February 21
Tim Roughgarden, Cornell University
Title: Selfish Routing and the Price of Anarchy
Special Aladdin Lunch talk
WeH 4623
12:00
February
26
John Hooker, GSIA, Carnegie Mellon University
Title: Resolution-Based Dynamic Search
GSIA,
logic seminar
Old Student Center, 201
12:45
February 28
Dan Gusfield, UC Davis
Title: Combinatorial Approaches to Haplotyping
Russell Schwartz - Biological Sciences
NS 3305
3:30
February 28
Chek Beng Chua, Cornell University
On The Polynomial-Representability Of Homogeneous Cones By Positive Definite Cones And A New Primal-Dual Algorithm For Semi-Definite Programming
math colloquium
Wean, 7500
4:30
March 7
Santosh Vempala, Department of Mathematics, MIT
Title: Random Walks and Geometric Algorithms
Avrim Blum
Wean 7220
3:30
March 14
Seth Pettie
Title: A new all-pairs shortest path algorithm for real-weighted graphs
Guy Blelloch
Wean 7220
3:30
March 21
Jeff Linderoth, Lehigh University
Title: TBA
GSIA
GSIA 152
3:30
March 21
Amitabh Sinha
Title: Approximation algorithms for logistic network design
(Thesis proposal for Ph.D)
Cooper Auditorium, GSIA
11:00
March 31
Lisa Fleischer, Carnegie Mellon (GSIA)
Title: Approximating Optimal Control of Fluid Networks
 
Wean 4625
2:30pm
April 4
Kent Andersen, GSIA, Carnegie Mellon University
Title: Intersection Cuts, Split Cuts and Mixed Integer Gomory Cuts
GSIA
GSIA 152
3:30
April 11
Jason Hartline, University of Washington
Title: Competitive and Envy-free Auctions via Consensus
Avrim Blum
Wean 4625
1:30
April 18
Matthias Ruhl, MIT
Title: Searching in Peer-to-Peer Networks
Danny Sleator
Wean 7220
3:30
April 25
Michael Perregaard
Title: TBD

GSIA
GSIA 152
3:30
May 2
Giacomo Zambelli
GSIA, Carnegie Mellon University
TBA
GSIA
GSIA 152
3:30
 

 

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