Supported by
US Office of Naval Research
The Twentieth Workshop on the
Mathematical Foundations of Programming Semantics will take place on
the campus of Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh, PA USA, from
Sunday, May 23 through Wednesday, May 26, 2004. This year's MFPS
meeting will be co-located with the annual ASL meeting, which will be
held on the CMU campus from Wednesday, May 19 through Sunday morning,
May 23. More information about the ASL meeting can be found here. The invited speakers for MFPS XX
are Christel
Baier Radha
Jagadeesan Pat
Lincoln Luke
Ong Dana
Scott Alex
Simpson Each of the
invited addresses will be followed by a special session focusing in
the research interests of the speaker. These sessions and their
organizers are: o   Special
Session on Model Checking organized
by Professor Baier and Prakash Panangaden (McGill). This session will
begin with Professor Baier's invited address, and will include talks
by Joël Ouaknine (CMU) and Wang Yi (Uppsala). o Special
Session on Hybrid Systems organized by
Professor Jagadeesan, Michael Mislove (Tulane) and Prakash
Panangaden. This session will begin with Professor Jagadeesan''s
invited address, and will include talks by William Rounds
(Michigan), Uluc Saranli (CMU) and Vijay Saraswat
(IBM Yorktown). o Special
Session on Security organized
by Dr. Lincoln and Catherine Meadows (NRL). This session will
begin with Dr. Lincoln's invited address, and will include talks by
Lujo Bauer (CMU), Ran Canetti (IBM, Yorktown Heights),
Ninghui Li (Stanford) AND Catherine Meadows. o Special
Session on Game Theory and Semantics organized
by Dr. Ong, Stephen Brookes (CMU) and Michael Mislove. This session
will begin with Dr. Ong's invited address, and will include talks by
Dan Ghica (Oxford), and Andrzej Murawski (Oxford). o Special
Session on Logical Foundations and Programming
Semantics organized by Professor Steve Awodey (CMU).
This will be a joint session with ASL, and it will begin with
Professor Scott's invited address. It will include talks by Andrej
Bauer (Ljubjana) and Christopher Stone (Harvey Mudd),
Martín Escardó (Birmingham), Nicola Gambino
(Cambridge) and Alex Simpson. o Special
Session on Domain Theory and Parametric Polymorphism organized
by Dr. Simpson and Achim Jung (Birmingham). This session will
begin with Dr. Simpson's invited address, and will include talks by
Lars Birkedal (ITU Copenhagen), Ryu Hasegawa (Tokyo),
Paola Maneggia (Birmingham), Andrew Pitts (Cambridge)
and John Reynolds (CMU). In
celebration of MFPS's twentieth year, we are planning a special event
for Saturday evening, May 22. The participants are The program
for MFPS 20 is now available at this
link. More titles will be added as they become available.
We
anticipate support from the US Office of Naval Research, a component
of which includes support for women, minorities and graduate students
who wish to participate in the meeting. If you plan to participate in
the meeting and require some support, email MFPS describing your
situation. Information
about registering for MFPS 20 can be accessed here. Please
complete the registration form and submit it online. There is
information on the registration form about hotel arrangements for the
meeting.
If you have
problems using the online registration form, please send email to the MFPS Email Account.
MFPS is
organized by Stephen Brookes (CMU), Achim Jung (Birmingham), Catherine
Meadows (NRL), Michael Mislove (Tulane) and Prakash Panagaden
(McGill). The local arrangements for MFPS XX will be overseen by
Professor Brookes.
Invited
Speakers
Universität Bonn
DePaul University
SRI
Oxford
CMU
Edinburgh
Special Sessions
Special Event
Reminiscences
on
Programming Languages and Their
Semantics
who will participate in a discussion of how
programming languages and their semantics arose and how they have
evolved over the years. The event is open to the participants of both
the ASL and MFPS meetings, and to the general public.
Do you have a
question for the participants? If so, please send an email telling us what you would like to have the
participants discuss!
Workshop
Program
Possible Support
Registration
Information
MFPS
Organization