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| + | And the "Covering Cubes and the Closest Vector Problem" from SOCG 2011, and it's relation to Integer Programming.[http://arxiv.org/abs/1012.2289 Closest Vector] | ||
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Revision as of 20:37, 21 February 2011
The Algorithms For Lunch Bunch
Thu @ 11am
Venue: the graphics annex
Contents |
Spring 2011
Jan 6
Amirali will talk about the new lower bound epsilon net results by Pach and Tardos.(Also, some previous work/background over here. Also on the agenda is the plan for the spring algorithms seminar.
Jan 13
Qiushi: ALENEX 11 practice talk.
Jan 20
Jeff will discuss a simplified proof of the epsilon-approximation theorem for range spaces of bounded VC-dimension.
Jan 27
Suresh will do a recap of SODA 11.
Feb 3
Jeff will talk about his recent work on merge-able summaries.
Feb 10
Discuss current research problems that people in the lab are working on.
Feb 17
John: "Geodesics in CAT(0) Cubical Complexes, Federico Ardila, Megan Owen, and Seth Sullivant"
Feb 24
Amirali Will talk about two interesting results, "Polychromatic coloring for Half-Planes"Polychromatic coloring. The fun observation here is the elegant link between hitting sets and coloring problems.
And the "Covering Cubes and the Closest Vector Problem" from SOCG 2011, and it's relation to Integer Programming.Closest Vector
Mar 3
Parasaran
Mar 10
Avishek:
Mar 17
Parasaran:
Mar 31
Amirali:
Apr 7
John:
Apr 14
Parasaran: SDM 11 practice talk.
Apr 21
Amirali:
Apr 28
Avishek:
Papers for discussion
Previous Semesters
Contact
If you are interested in giving a talk at AFLB or have questions, please feel free to send a mail to moeller@cs.utah.edu, praman@cs.utah.edu or avishek@cs.utah.edu. If you are planning to give a talk, we would really appreciate if you have an abstract ready a week before the talk is scheduled.