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Submissions
Authors are invited to submit papers focussing on aspects of
matching problems with preferences that are of relevance to the
workshop. Such a paper can either
(i) be based on original results that have not been published previously, or
(ii) survey existing results that have already appeared in the literature
(provided that the majority of the survey text has not itself been published
previously).
Submissions should be at most 12 pages in length, using
11-point font or greater, on A4 or US-letter paper with at least 1-inch
margins round the text. Papers
will be selected according to (a) relevance to the workshop, (b) originality,
significance and rigour (in the case of type (i) papers), and (c) interest to
the community and coverage of the literature (in the case of type (ii)
papers).
Submissions should be sent by email attachment to matchup@dcs.gla.ac.uk.
Accepted
papers will be disseminated via the workshop website and informal working
notes to be distributed at the workshop – this should not prevent the
simultaneous or subsequent submission of contributed papers to other
workshops, conferences or journals.
At least one author of each accepted paper must attend the workshop in
order to present the paper.
Authors
of selected accepted papers will be invited to submit their papers to a special issue of Algorithmica.
Accepted
papers
The
accepted papers are available here.
Workshop
programme
The
workshop programme is available here.
Workshop
proceedings
The
informal working notes (6.5Mb) distributed at the workshop can be downloaded
from here.
Workshop
photos
Some
photos from the day itself can be viewed here.
Important
dates
Deadline
for submission of contributed papers: 11
May 2008
Notification
of acceptance: 1 June 2008
Final
version for working notes due: 10
June 2008
Workshop:
6 July 2008
Organising
committee
·
Magnús M.
Halldórsson, Reykjavík
University
·
Rob Irving, University of Glasgow
·
Kazuo Iwama, Kyoto University
·
David Manlove, University of Glasgow
Registration
Click
here for information about how to
register for this workshop. It is
not necessary to register for the main ICALP conference in order to
participate in this event.
Further
information
e-mail: matchup@dcs.gla.ac.uk
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