[logic-ml] 本日のセミナー会議室変更のお知らせ:Jouannaud氏Talk; Sept 22nd (木曜夕方)Mita Logic Seminar, on completion methods

Mitsu Okada mitsu at abelard.flet.keio.ac.jp
Thu Sep 22 11:42:06 JST 2011


本日のジャンピエール=ジュアノー教授(フランス国立情報科学研究所 
(INRIA)教授、パリエコールポリテクニック情報科学研究所教授、北京精 華大 
学ソフトウエア科学研究所長)の
講演会議室名に訂正があります。 重複して受け取られた方がいらっしゃいまし 
たら大変申し訳ございません。
> ****MITA LOGIC SEMINAR; PROF. J- P JOUANNAUD'S TALK and a discussion 
> session****
> ******************************************************************************* 
>
> (The meeting is open to everyone without any preregistration)
>
会議室が第一会議室となっていましたが、第三会議室の誤りでした。訂正させて 
いただきます。
本日午後4時半ー6時 慶応大三田キャンパス北館地下一階第三会議室
Date/Time Sept 22 Thursday 16:30pm-18:00pm
Place: Meeting Room number 1, Basement of North Building (Hita-Kan),
Mita Campus of Keio University; 5 minutes walking distance from 
JR-Tamachi, Subway-Mita or Subway-Akabanebashi.
> *Theme "Completion methods, in Logic, algebra and Computer science"
>
> The Knuth-style completion procedure bridges Logic, Algebra and 
> Computation. The aim of this meeting is to discuss the completion 
> issue * *
> from the logical, algebraic, computer-scientific, historical and 
> philosophical points of view.
> *
>
> Date/Time Sept 22 Thursday 16:30pm-18:00pm
> Place: Meeting ROOM NUMBER 3 (NOT Room number 1), Basement of North 
> Building (Hita-Kan),
> Mita Campus of Keio University; 5 minutes walking distance from 
> JR-Tamachi, Subway-Mita or Subway-Akabanebashi.
> we recommend to you to use the East Gate where you find a security 
> guard to ask the exact direction to the Meeting Room,
> if it is not clear for you with the campus map on our university's 
> homepage.
>
> Main Speaker: Prof. Jean-Pierre Jouannaud, Professor of l'Ecole 
> polytechnique and of INRIA, (French National Instutute of Computer 
> Science)
> as well as the Software Chair of :INRIA- Tsinghua(精華大学) 
> Beijing.
>
> *Title:
> A complete tour of completion methods
>
> After* the talk, we plan to have a discussion session on Knuth-Huet 
> completions and some ther completion issues from the historical, 
> mathematical, computer-scientific and philosophical view points.Af
>
> Abstract
> We shall present a unified view of completion methods in abstract 
> algebras (Knuth and Bendix ; Peterson and Stickel; Huet; Jouannaud and 
> Kirchner; Bachmair Dershowitz and Hsiang; Marché; Jouannaud Liu and 
> Luo) and polynomial rings (Janet, Hironaka, Buchberger, Mora). Indeed, 
> there are two quite different completion methods: Janet's methods, 
> based on maintaining an inter-reduced system as a completion 
> invariant, and all the others, based on reaching an inter-reduced 
> system in the limit. As a result, we derive a new completion algorithm 
> for abstract algebras. We conclude with a set of open problems when 
> using an ill-founded completion order (inspired from Hironaka's local 
> ring computation technique).
>
>
> Profile of the guest speaker:
> Jean-Pierre Jouannaud graduated from Ecole Polytechnique de Paris and 
> obtained his doctorate from University Paris 6 in 1978. He was then a 
> professor at the universities of Nancy, Paris-Sud, and at Ecole 
> Polytechnique successively, as well as an invited professor at a 
> number of places, including Stanford Research Institute and Stanford 
> University in US, the University of Barcelona in Spain, Keio 
> University in Japan and National Taiwan University in Taiwan. He is 
> now a visiting chair professor at Tsinghua University in Beijing, 
> China, holding a joint appointment with INRIA, the French research 
> institute in ICT.
>
> His current research interests are at the interplay between deduction 
> rules, rewrite rules, decision procedures and type theory, in the 
> development of proof assistants (in particular, Coq, a leading open 
> source proof assistant), and in their application to the formal proof 
> of systems. He is the head of FORmal Methods for Embedded Systems, a 
> joint project of LIAMA, the french-chinese consortium hosting their 
> collaborative research in ICT of which he is the current french 
> director. He published over 100 papers, among which 10 have over one 
> hundred citations each. He won several awards during his career, 
> including the "Prix Montpetit" of the french "Academie des Sciences" 
> and the price for international scientific collaboration delivered by 
> the "Academie des Sciences" and the National Research Council of Taiwan.
>
> He was on the program committee of a number of major international 
> conferences including LICS (chair in 2011), ICALP, CSL, MFCS, FPLCA, 
> RTA, CADE, etc. He created the International Conference on Rewriting 
> Techniques and Applications, the International Conference on 
> Constraints in Computational Logics which later merged with
> "Constraints" , the international workshops UNIF and CTRS, and the 
> international conference on Certified Proofs and Programs to be held 
> for the first time in 2011 in Kenting, Taiwan. He has been or is a 
> member of the editorial boards of the Journal of Symbolic Computation, 
> Information and Computation, Constraints, Progress in Theoretical 
> Computer Science, and the International Journal of Softare and 
> Informatics. He has been a member of the scientific council of the 
> European Association for Computer Science Logic and of the European 
> Association for Theoretical Computer Science. He has also been a 
> member of the "Fachbeirat" of the Max Planck Institute for Computer 
> Science, and is now on the scientific visiting committee of Academia 
> Sinica, Taiwan. He chaired the jury of the Goedel prize awarded 
> jointly by the EATCS and ACM-SIGACT in 2010, was a member of the jury 
> of the Goedel prize (2008, 2009, 2010), of the LICS "test of time 
> award" 2010, of the Kleene Price 2010, and of the Ackerman price 2011
>
>
> ご不明な点がございましたら、logic at abelard.flet.keio.ac.jp (論理とオン 
> ト ロジーオープンリサーチセンター事務局まで、ご連絡ください。 岡田光 
> 弘、慶応大
>
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