LATIN AMERICAN THEORETICAL INFORMATICS (LATIN'2000)
April 10--14, 2000,  Punta del Este, Uruguay
  
CALL FOR PAPERS            

http://www.fing.edu.uy/~latin

TOPICS

  Algorithms; analysis of algorithms; automata theory; coding
  theory; combinatorics (designs, enumeration, optimization,
  structures); computability and complexity; computational biology;
  computational geometry; computational number theory; computer
  algebra and symbolic computation; cryptography; data compression;
  data structures; discrete mathematics; experimental algorithmics;
  formal languages; graph theory; logic in computing; mathematical
  programming; on-line problems; pattern matching; parallel and
  distributed algorithms; programming theory; quantum computation; and
  random structures and algorithms.

SUBMISSIONS

  Submit an extended abstract in English of at most ten
  pages, not counting the references. Authors are asked to prepare
  their papers using the standard LaTeX2e, together with the
  corresponding Springer class file "llncs.cls", and to submit a
  PostScript version of them.  The papers must be received by August
  31, 1999 and this is a firm deadline. In case courier mail is used,
  authors must submit five hard copies of each paper, postmarked by
  August 20, 1999 to: Prof. Gaston Gonnet, Institut fur
  Wissenschaftliches Rechnen, ETH Zentrum IFW D 28.1, 8092 Zurich,
  Switzerland.

IMPORTANT DATES

  August 31, 1999 - deadline for submissions of extended abstracts 
  November 1, 1999 - notification of acceptance/rejection 
  December 1, 1999 - deadline for submissions of final extended abstracts 
  April 10-14, 2000 - LATIN'2000

INVITED SPEAKERS
  
  Allan Borodin, Philippe Flajolet, Joachim von zur
  Gathen, Yoshiharu Kohayakawa, Andrew Odlyzko, Prabhakar Raghavan.