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This volume contains the contributions of the 29th International Colloquium on Automata, Languages, and Programming (ICALP) held July8 13, 2002 in M alaga, Spain. The diversityand the qualityof the scienti?c program of ICALP 2002 serve as evidence that theoretical computer science with all its aspects continues to be a vibrant ?eld and is increasinglyturning into a valuable and abundant source of ideas and concepts for other research disciplines and app- cations. ICALP has been the main annual scienti?c event of the European Assoc- tion for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS) for almost…mehr

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This volume contains the contributions of the 29th International Colloquium on Automata, Languages, and Programming (ICALP) held July8 13, 2002 in M alaga, Spain. The diversityand the qualityof the scienti?c program of ICALP 2002 serve as evidence that theoretical computer science with all its aspects continues to be a vibrant ?eld and is increasinglyturning into a valuable and abundant source of ideas and concepts for other research disciplines and app- cations. ICALP has been the main annual scienti?c event of the European Assoc- tion for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS) for almost thirtyyears, making ICALP one of the best-established conferences in theoretical computer science and EATCS one of the world s largest and oldest theoretical computer science organizations. To re?ect the two parts of the EATCS journal Theoretical Computer Science (TCS), ICALP s technical program is split into two parts: while track A is - voted to algorithms, automata, complexity, and games, track B focuses on logic, semantics, and theoryof programming.
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Peter Widmayer ist als Programm-Manager für mySAP ERP tätig. Er repräsentiert die ERP-Entwicklung im mySAP ERP 2005 Ramp-up und ist zudem programmverantwortlich für die ERP-Mittelstandsinitiative. Davor führte er innerhalb der globalen ERP-Initiative den mySAP ERP 2004 Ramp-up zu weltweitem Erfolg. Seine umfassende SAP-Erfahrung gewann er während der Zeit als Verantwortlicher für den SAP-Produktstandard Globalisierung sowie während der Markteinführung der Unicode-Technologie zur Unterstützung globaler Sprachanforderungen. Als promovierter Experimentalphysiker begann er 1999 bei der SAP AG. Er verbrachte die ersten Jahre als Applikations- und Technologieberater für internationale Konzernkunden.