Graph Decompositions: Small Width, Big Challenges 2020

- Rescheduled -

20 - 24 April 2020

Venue: Oort

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This workshop has been rescheduled to 22 - 26 March 2021

Description
Computational problems on networks can often be solved by efficient algorithms on graph models of such networks. Many graph algorithms first decompose the graph into parts and stitch problem solutions for the parts back to a solution for the whole. This requires the interface between different parts of the decomposition to be highly structured and sufficiently small, as measured by the width of the decomposition.

The workshop aims to identify open problems within fundamental and computational challenges for decomposition width measures. By bringing together researchers from both the fundamental and computational side of the spectrum, the workshop will investigate the bottlenecks to solve these open problems.

The workshop focuses on the computation of width measures, connections to combinatorial optimization, and applications in algorithms for various width measures including treewidth, cliquewidth, and booleanwidth.

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    Monday April 20

    09:30-10:00       Registration

    10:00-10:15       Welcome by Lorentz Center

    10:15-10:30       Workshop welcome

    10:30-11:30       Survey talk

    11:30-12:00       Discussion of challenges and open problems

     

    12:00-13:30       Lunch@ Snellius restaurant

     

    13:30-14:30       Survey talk

    14:30-15:00       Discussion of challenges and open problems

    15:00-15:30       Coffee and tea break

    15:30-16:30       Survey talk

    16:30-17:00       Discussion of challenges and open problems

    17:00-                Wine and cheese welcome party

     

    Tuesday April 21

    09:00-10:00        Survey talk

    10:00-10:30        Discussion of challenges and open problems

    10:30-11:00        Coffee and tea break

    11:00-12:00        Summary, sharpening, and selection of open problems, forming of groups

     

    12:00-13:30        Lunch@ Snellius restaurant

     

    13:30-15:00        Parallel work in groups (Groups can consider informal tutorials on their problem)

    15:00-15:30        Coffee and tea break

    15:30-17:00        Parallel work in groups

    17:00-                 Presentation

     

    Wednesday April 22

    09:00-10:00        Tutorial talk

    10:00-10:30        Short progress update on group work

    10:30-11:00        Coffee and tea break

    11:00-12:00        Parallel work in groups

     

    12:00-13:30        Lunch@ Snellius restaurant

     

    13:30-15:00        Parallel work in groups

    15:30-16:00        Coffee and tea break

    16:00-17:00        Short communications of selected recent results

    17:00-                 Workshop dinner

     

    Thursday April 23

    09:00-10:00        Tutorial talk

    10:00-10:30        Short progress update on group work

    10:30-11:00        Coffee and tea break

    11:00-12:00        Parallel work in groups

     

    12:00-13:30        Lunch@ Snellius restaurant

     

    13:30-15:00        Parallel work in groups

    15:00-15:30        Coffee and tea break

    15:30-18:00        Parallel work in groups

     

    Friday April 24

    09:00-10:00        Detailed reports on Research Direction 1 and 2

    10:00-10:30        Coffee and tea break

    10:30-11:30        Detailed reports on Research Direction 3 and 4

    11:30-12:30        Tutorial talk

     

    12:30                    Lunch@ Snellius restaurant

     

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    Erik Jan van Leeuwen, Utrecht University  

    Arie M.C.A. Koster, RWTH Aachen University  

    Stefan Kratsch, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin  

    Fedor V. Fomin, University of Bergen  


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