Schedule for the summer semester 2001



Date Lecture 14 c.t. Colloquium 16 s.t. Location
4/23/01 Dorit Hochbaum, Berkeley
The Pseudoflow Algorithm for the Maximum Flow Problem
Marc Uetz, Technische Universität Berlin
Project Scheduling and Minimum Cuts
TU
5/7/01 Johannes Buchmann, Technische Universität Darmstadt
How secure is public key cryptography?
Britta Broser, Freie Universität Berlin
Time Series Analysis
FU
5/21/01 Alexander Scott, University College London
Reconstructing subsets of the plane
Shi Lingshen, Humboldt-University zu Berlin
Cube Ramsey Numbers are Polynomial
HU
5/28/01 Michiel Smid, Universität Magdeburg
Translating a planar object to maximize point containment: Exact and approximation algorithms
Ileana Streinu, Northhampton, MA
Pseudo-Triangulations, Rigidity Theory and Efficiently Planning Non-Colliding Robot Arm Motions
FU
6/11/01 Cliff Stein, Dartmouth College
Scheduling to simultaneouly optimize two criteria
Vanessa Kääb, Technische Universität Berlin
Critical Sets in AND/OR-Networks
TU
6/18/01 Volker Strassen, Universität Konstanz
Degeneration of linear and bilinear maps
Lisa Fleischer,
Approximating Minimum Cost Vertex Connectivity
TU
6/25/01 Jürgen Richter-Gebert, ETH Zürich
Pappos Theorem - ten proofs and three variations
Simon King, Strasbourg
Polytopality of triangulations
TU
7/2/01 Leen Stougie, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
Approximation and exact algorithms for the minimum test set problem
Diana Poensgen, Konrad-Zuse-Zentrum Berlin
Online Call Admission in Optical Networks
ZIB
7/9/01 Johannes Blömer, Universität Paderborn
Grids and Cryptography
Otfried Cheong, Utrecht
Paths with bounded curvature
FU
7/16/01 Jeong Han Kim, Microsoft Research
Survey on the nibble method
Martin Thimm, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
On the Approximability of the Steiner Tree Problem
HU


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