Workshop on Geometric Computations

Mahesan Niranjan m.niranjan at dcs.shef.ac.uk
Thu Mar 1 11:51:56 EST 2001


     

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         UNCERTAINTY IN GEOMETRIC COMPUTATIONS,
                    5-6 July 2001, 
                  Sheffield, England
  
Invited Speakers (will be expanded) :
 
      Shun-ichi Amari (RIKEN, Japan), 
      Andrew Blake (Microsoft, UK), 
      Adrian Bowyer (Bath, UK), 
      Alan Edelman (MIT, USA), 
      Robin Forrest (East Anglia, UK), 
      Nicholas Higham (Manchester, UK), 
      Dinesh Manocha (North Carolina, USA), 
      Si Wu (Sheffield, UK)
 
Organisers:
              Joab Winkler and Mahesan Niranjan 
              Department of Computer Science
              The University of Sheffield, UK.

The representation and management of uncertainty is an important
issue in several different disciplines, such as numerical problems 
in computer graphics that occur when calculating the intersection 
curve of two surfaces, high performance pattern classification in a
feature space, and the study of families of probability distributions in
information geometry. The aim of this two-day workshop is to explore the
underlying geometric theme that is common to these diverse disciplines.

The workshop will consist of a number of invited contributions of
a tutorial nature covering the different topics, contributed papers
from participants and discussion sessions that explore the connections.
Contributions will be published by Kluwer in an edited volume.

The workshop is sponsored by the EPSRC and LMS, and financial support
is available to cover costs of UK based graduate students. The total
number of participants is limited to 70.

One page abstracts are invited from potential participants. Please
submit electronically (postscript, PDF or plain text) to 
      Dr Joab Winkler   <j.winkler at dcs.shef.ac.uk>

    Deadline for Abstracts:    15 April 2001

For further information see:  http://www.shef.ac.uk/~geom2001/

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