LSD & LAW - London Stringology Days & London Algorithmic Workshop
The LSD & LAW meetings are organised annually (usually in February) by Algorithms and Bioinformatics research group at King's College London, and welcome researchers at all levels with interests in theoretical or applied aspect of discrete algorithms, including String Algorithms, Automata Theory, Combinatorics on Words, Bioinformatics, Graph and Network Algorithms and Computational Complexity. Research students are especially welcome. There is no registration fee, but please email the organisers in advance, if you plan to attend.From Symbolic Dynamics to Approximation Methods
The 2016 meeting will have an additional theme From Symbolic Dynamics to Approximation Methods, partially sponsored by London Mathematical Society (LMS), to explore automatic combinatorial aspects in modelling approximation methods for work with uncertain data.Programme
The programme includes invited talks and a number of shorter contributing talks.Invited talks sponsored by The London Mathematical Society (LMS):
- Marie-Pierre Béal (University of Marne-la-Vallée, France), Shifts of sequences and zeta functions
- Filippo Mignosi (University of L'Aquila, Italy), Sturmian words, Symbolic Dynamics and Approximation Results
- Michael Soltys (California State University Channel Islands), Some Open Problems in Stringology Related to Alphabet Sizes