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3rd ISAAC 1992: Nagoya, Japan
- Toshihide Ibaraki, Yasuyoshi Inagaki, Kazuo Iwama, Takao Nishizeki, Masafumi Yamashita:
Algorithms and Computation, Third International Symposium, ISAAC '92, Nagoya, Japan, December 16-18, 1992, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 650, Springer 1992, ISBN 3-540-56279-6
Session 1: Invited Papers
- Uzi Vishkin:
Methods in Parallel Algorithmics and Who May Need to Know Them? 1-5 - D. T. Lee:
Rectilinear Paths among Rectilinear Obstacles. 5-20
Session 2A: Graph Algorithms I
- Maw-Hwa Chen, Sing-Ling Lee:
Linear Time Algorithms for k-cutwidth Problem. 21-30 - Toshimasa Watanabe, Toshiya Mashima, Satoshi Taoka:
The k-Edge-Connectivity Augmentation Problem of Weighted Graphs. 31-40 - Sachin B. Patkar, H. Narayanan:
Principal Lattice of Partition of submodular functions on Graphs: Fast algorithms for Principal Partition and Generic Rigidity. 41-50 - R. Z. Hwang, Richard C. T. Lee:
The Application of the Searching over Separators Strategy to Solve Some NP-Complete Problems on Planar Graphs. 51-60
Session 2B: On-Line Algorithms
- Magnús M. Halldórsson:
Parallel and On-line Graph Coloring Algorithms. 61-70 - Tsuyoshi Matsumoto:
Competitive Analysis of the Round Robin Algorithm. 71-77 - Been-Chian Chien, Rong-Jaye Chen, Wei-Pang Yang:
Competitive Analysis of the On-line Algorithms for Multiple Stacks Sysytems. 78-87 - Tony W. Lau:
Self-Adjusting Augmented Search Trees. 88-96
Session 3A: Graph Algorithms II
- Teofilo F. Gonzalez, Toshio Murayama:
Alhorithms for a Class of Min-Cut and Max-Cut Problem. 97-105 - Jan-Ming Ho, Ming-Tat Ko, Tze-Heng Ma, Ting-Yi Sung:
Algorithms for Rectilinear Optimal Multicast Tree Problem. 106-115 - Ton Kloks, Hans L. Bodlaender:
Approximating Treewidth and Pathwidth of some Classes of Perfect Graphs. 116-125 - Shuichi Ueno, Michihiro Yamazaki:
Graph Spanners and Connectivity. 126-134
Session 3B: Parallel Algorithms
- Omer Berkman, Yossi Matias, Uzi Vishkin:
Randomized Range-Maxima inNearly-Constant Parallel Time. 135-144 - Yijie Han, Yoshihide Igarashi, Kumiko Kanai, Kinya Miura:
Fault-Tolerant Broadcasting in Binary Jumping Networks. 145-154 - Kazuo Iwama, Eiji Miyano:
Routing Problems on the Mesh of Buses. 155-164 - Shuji Jimbo, Akira Maruoka:
Selection Networks with 8n log2n Size and O(log n) Depth. 165-174
Session 4: Invited Papers
- Ronald V. Book:
Relativizations of the P =?NP and other Problems: Some Developments in Structural Complexity Theory. 175-186 - Mike Paterson:
Boolean Circuit Complexity. 187
Session 5A: Computational Geometry I
- Antonios Symvonis, Spyros Tragoudas:
Searching a Solid Pseudo 3-Sided Orthoconvex Grid. 188-197 - Nick D. Dendris, Iannis A. Kalafatis, Lefteris M. Kirousis:
An Efficient Parallel Algorithm for Geometrically Characterising Drawings of a Class of 3-D Objects. 198-208 - Kokichi Sugihara:
Topologically Consistent Algorithms Realted to Convex Polyhedra. 209-218 - Seung-Hak Choi, Sung Yong Shin, Kyung-Yong Chwa:
Characterizing and Recognizing Visibility Graphs of Funnel-Shaped Polygons. 219-228
Session 5B: Complexity Theory I
- Toshiya Itoh, Kenji Horikawa:
On the Complexity of Composite Numbers. 229-238 - Kojiro Kobayashi:
On Malign Input Distributions for Algorithms. 239-248 - Vikraman Arvind, Johannes Köbler, Martin Mundhenk:
Lowness and the Complexity of Sparse and Tally Descriptions. 249-258 - Jie Wang, Jay Belanger:
Honest Iteration Schemes of Randomizing Algorithms. 259-268
Session 6A: Computational Geometry II
- Hsuan-Shih Lee, Ruei Chuan Chang:
Approximating Vertices of a Convex Polygon with Grid Points in the Polygon. 269-278 - Tatsuya Akutsu:
Algorithms for Determining the Geometrical Congruity in Two and Three Dimensions. 279-288 - Esther Jennings, Andrzej Lingas:
On the Relationship among Constrained Geometric Structures. 289-298
Computational Theory
- Klaus Madlener, Friedrich Otto, Andrea Sattler-Klein:
Generating Small Convergent Systems Can Be Extremely Hard. 299-308 - Mizuhito Ogawa:
Chew's Theorem Revisited -Uniquely Normalizing Property of Nonlinear Term Rewriting Systems-. 309-318 - Dominique Bolignano, Mourad Debbabi:
Higher Order Communication Processes with Value-Passing, Assignment and Return of Results. 319-331 - Wim Pijls, Arie de Bruin:
Searching Informed Game Trees. 332-341
Session 7: Invited Papers
- Masao Iri:
How to Generate Realistic Sample Problems for Network Optimization. 342-350 - Silvano Martello, Paolo Toth:
Generalized Assignment Problems. 351-369
Session 8A: Geometry and Layout
- Eric Guévremont, Jack Snoeyink:
Recognizing an Envelope of Lines in Linear Time. 370-377 - W. S. Chan, F. Chin:
Approximation of Polygonal Curves with Minimum Number of Line Segments. 378-387 - Majid Sarrafzadeh, Dorothea Wagner, Frank Wagner, Karsten Weihe:
Wiring Knock-Knee Layouts: A Global Appoach. 388-399 - Jun-ya Takahashi, Hitoshi Suzuki, Takao Nishizeki:
Algorithms for Finding Non-Crossing Paths with Minimum Total Length in Plane Graphs. 400-409
Session 8B: Complexity Theory II
- Luc Longpré, Osamu Watanabe:
On Symmetry of Information and Polynomial Time Invertibility. 410-419 - Richard Beigel, Jun Tarui, Seinosuke Toda:
On Probabilistic ACC Circuits with an Exact-Threshold Output Gate. 420-429 - Kaoru Kurosawa, Osamu Watanabe:
Computational and Statistical Indistinguishabilities. 430-438 - Bin Fu, Hong-Zhou Li:
On Symmetric Differences of NP-hard Sets with Weakly-P-Selective Sets. 439-448
Session 9A: Combinatorial Algorithms
- Majid Sarrafzadeh, D. T. Lee:
Rstricted Track Assignment with Applications. 449-458 - Wen-Lian Hsu:
A Simple Test for the Consecutive Ones Property. 459-468 - Koji Hakata, Hiroshi Imai:
The Longest Common Subsequence Problem for Small Alphabet Size Between Many Strings. 469-478
Session 9B: Data Structures
- Tak Wah Lam, Ka Hing Lee:
The Implicit Dictionary Problem Revisited. 479-488 - Klaus Reinhardt:
Sorting In-Place with a Worst Case Complexity of n log n-1.3n + O(logn) Comparisons and epsilon n log n + O(1) Transports. 489-498 - Alistair Moffat, Ola Petersson, Nicholas C. Wormald:
Sorting and/by Merging Finger Trees. 499-508
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