This year's ADFOCS features three lecturers, each of which will
give three lectures and two exercise sessions. They will be distributed to eight blocks of about four hours.
A typical morning or afternoon block will start with 1 1/2 hours of
lecture, followed by 1 1/2 hours of exercises (in small groups without the lecturers) with
coffee break and an 1 hour discussion of the exercises with the lecturers.
During the exercise periods, the respective lecturer will be around,
as well as some fruits, snacks, and drinks.
There will be an additional slot for the members of the Algorithms and Complexity Group (D1) at MPI
to introduce the different research areas of the group.
August 13 Monday |
August 14 Tuesday |
August 15 Wednesday |
August 16 Thursday |
August 17 Friday |
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8.00-8.55 | |||||
9.00-10.30 | Avi Wigderson |
Berthold Vöcking |
Avi Wigderson |
Luca Trevisan |
Luca Trevisan |
10.30-11.00 | |||||
11.00-13.00 | Avi Wigderson |
Berthold Vöcking |
Luca Trevisan |
Berthold Vöcking |
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13.00-14.30 | |||||
14.30-16.00 | Luca Trevisan |
Avi Wigderson |
Berthold Vöcking |
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16.00-16.30 | |||||
16.30-18.30 | Luca Trevisan |
Avi Wigderson |
Berthold Vöcking |
On Wednesday morning, five people at MPII will present their own work. Here are the titles of their work:
On Friday afternoon, Professor Vijay V. Vazirani from Georgia Tech will give a talk at MPI. All the participants of ADFOCS are welcome to attend. Here is the information of the talk.
For the excursion, we will go to Strasbourg. A bus will depart from the university around 12:30 pm, and we will be back in Saarbruecken, city center, at approximately 8:30 pm. Since there will be no time for lunch before departure, sandwiches will be provided.