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Technical Committee on Theoretical Foundations of Computing (COMP)  (Searched in: 2019)

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Committee Date Time Place Paper Title / Authors Abstract Paper #
COMP 2019-12-13
09:00
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University COMP2019-29 The goal of the distributed slicing problem is to partition the nodes of a network into $k$ groups depending on the glo... [more] COMP2019-29
pp.1-7
COMP 2019-12-13
09:25
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University A Self-Stabilizing 1-maximal Independent Set Algorithm
Hideyuki Tanaka, Yuichi Sudo (Osaka Univ.), Hirotsugu Kakugawa (Ryukoku Univ.), Toshimitsu Masuzawa (Osaka Univ.), Ajoy K. Datta (UNLV) COMP2019-30
We consider the 1-maximal independent set (1-MIS) problem: given a connected graph $G=(V,E)$, our goal is to find an 1-m... [more] COMP2019-30
pp.9-16
COMP 2019-12-13
09:50
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University Self-stabilizing graph exploration by a mobile agent with fast recovery from edge deletions
Yuki Hara, Yuichi Sudo (Osaka Univ.), Hirotsugu Kakugawa (Ryukoku Univ.), Toshimitsu Masuzawa (Osaka Univ.) COMP2019-31
 [more] COMP2019-31
pp.17-24
COMP 2019-12-13
10:25
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University A Note on a Latch/Flip-flop Mixed High-level Synthesis
Keisuke Inoue (ICT) COMP2019-32
 [more] COMP2019-32
pp.25-30
COMP 2019-12-13
10:50
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University An exact string matching algorithm based on the distances of q-gram occurrences
Satoshi Kobayashi, Diptarama Hendrian, Ryo Yoshinaka, Ayumi Shinohara (Tohoku Univ.) COMP2019-33
Given a text $T$ of length $n$ and a pattern $P$ of length $m$, the exact string matching problem is a task to find all ... [more] COMP2019-33
pp.31-38
COMP 2019-12-13
11:15
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University Computational complexity of satisfiability problem with exact number of solutions
Hiromu Horiuchi, Naoyuki Morimoto, Toshiyuki Yamada, Akinori Kawachi (Mie Univ.) COMP2019-34
Valiant and Vazirani proved the isolation lemma for SAT to show a polynomial-time randomized reduction from SAT to Uniqu... [more] COMP2019-34
pp.39-43
COMP 2019-12-13
13:00
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University [Invited Talk] Spectral Sparsification of Hypergraphs
Tasuku Soma (The Univ. of Tokyo), Yuichi Yoshida (NII) COMP2019-35
For an undirected/directed hypergraph G = (V, E), its Laplacian LG : ℝv → ℝv is defined such that its “quadratic form” x... [more] COMP2019-35
p.45
COMP 2019-12-13
14:10
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University Computational Complexity of Relaxed Optimal Rule Ordering
Takashi Harada (Kochi Univ. of Tech.), Ken Tanaka (Kanagawa Univ.), Kenji Mikawa (Niigata Univ.) COMP2019-36
The packet classification aims to determine the behavior of the incoming packets of network devices. The linear search c... [more] COMP2019-36
pp.47-54
COMP 2019-12-13
14:35
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University On a formula for Boolean expressions of Conjunctive normal form and computational complexity
Tomoya Machide (NII) COMP2019-37
An Boolean expression in conjunctive normal form, abbreviated as CNF, is used as a canonical normal form in Boolean logi... [more] COMP2019-37
pp.55-59
COMP 2019-12-13
15:00
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University On Ambiguous Reasoning of Multiple Input Variables Combination by Utilizing Additive Results
Yoko Kamidoi, Shin'ichi Wakabayashi (Hiroshima City Univ.) COMP2019-38
 [more] COMP2019-38
pp.61-68
COMP 2019-12-13
15:35
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University Reduction of number of signals on controlling reaction systems
Ryutaro Yako, Satoshi Kobayashi (UEC) COMP2019-39
We proposed a mathematical framework in which we can choose arbitrary boolean function to be computed by controlling rea... [more] COMP2019-39
pp.69-76
COMP 2019-12-13
16:00
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University Improvement of complexity of control system of Regular Grammars with Unknown Behaviors
Nobuya Kimoto, Satoshi Kobayashi (UEC) COMP2019-40
It has been required to construct universal system for generating target DNA nano-structure by controlling it with exter... [more] COMP2019-40
pp.77-84
COMP 2019-12-13
16:25
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University Limited Deterministic Automata and Pumping Lemma
Kosei Yoshida, Tomoyuki Yamakami (U of Fukui) COMP2019-41
This pape, introduced a pumping lemma for languages recognizable by limited deterministic automata. We use this lemma to... [more] COMP2019-41
pp.85-92
COMP 2019-12-13
17:00
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University COMP2019-42 Motivated by adjacency in perfect matching polytopes, we study the shortest reconfiguration problem of perfect matchings... [more] COMP2019-42
pp.93-100
COMP 2019-12-13
17:25
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University The Analysis of Anti-slide
Kento Kimura, Kazuyuki Amano, Tetsuya Araki (Gunma Univ.) COMP2019-43
Let $n$ be a positive integer.
Given an $ntimes ntimes n$ box and a number of pieces of some specified shape,
we consi... [more]
COMP2019-43
pp.101-107
COMP 2019-12-13
17:50
Gunma Ikaho Seminar House, Gunma University Depth Two Majority Circuits for Majority
Yasuhiro Ojima, Takuya Yokokawa, Kazuyuki Amano (Gunma Univ.) COMP2019-44
Let $MAJ_n$ denote the Boolean majority function of $n$ input variables.
In this paper, we study the construction of de... [more]
COMP2019-44
pp.109-115
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