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CTCS'02 (Expanded 2nd Call for Participation)



Apologies to all for an error in sending wrong 2nd call.
Below is expanded Second Call for Participation, CTCS'02 
This version  includes list of accepted papers & minicourse lecturers.  
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	    	CATEGORY THEORY AND COMPUTER SCIENCE (CTCS'02)
			 	AUGUST 15-17, 2002

			    GRADUATE STUDENT PRECONFERENCE
				AUGUST 12-14, 2002

				University of Ottawa
			     Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
                       
           
            Second Call for Participation  (Expanded Version)
            
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-------> ****NOTE: Early Registration ends June 30 **   <--------
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------->   Included Below:   List of Lecturers in Student Preconference 
			and List of Accepted Papers.                
		
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CTCS'02 is the 9th Conference on Category Theory and Computer
Science. The purpose of the conference series is the advancement of
the foundations of computing using the tools of category theory.  The
emphasis is upon applications of category theory, but it is recognized
that the area is highly interdisciplinary.

Typical topics of interest include, but are not limited to,
category-theoretic aspects of the following:

coalgebras and computing
concurrent and distributed systems 
constructive mathematics
declarative programming and term rewriting 
domain theory and topology
foundations of computer security
linear logic 
modal and temporal logics
models of computation 
program logics, data refinement, and specification 
programming language semantics 
type theory

Previous meetings have been held in Guildford (Surrey), Edinburgh
(twice), Manchester, Paris, Amsterdam, Cambridge, and S. Margherita
Ligure (Genova). This is the first time CTCS will be held in North
America.

The proceedings of the conference will be published as a special issue
of ENTCS (Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science). Paper
copies of the proceedings will be available to participants at the
conference.

The conference will have 4 invited speakers:

Eric Goubault (CEA/Saclay)
Guy McCusker (Sussex)
Peter Selinger (Ottawa)
Paul Syverson (Naval Research Laboratory)

GRADUATE STUDENT PRECONFERENCE

One new feature that CTCS will have this year is a "preconference"
from August 12-14. This is supported in part by a grant from CRM, the Centre
de Recherches Mathematiques (Univ. of Montreal).  The goal is to prepare 
students for CTCS, through mini-courses in the basic areas underlying the 
fields of the  conference. We anticipate offering courses in the following 
areas:

Introduction to Category Theory    	(S. Niefied)
Introduction to Categorical Logic  	(P. Scott)
Coalgebras				(J. Adamek)
Communication and Concurrency   	(P. Selinger)
Game Semantics				(R. Cockett)
Linear Logic				(R. Blute)

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

Rick Blute, Chair (Ottawa) 
Robin Cockett (Calgary)
Thierry Coquand (Chalmers)
Andrea Corradini (Pisa) 
Thomas Ehrhard (Luminy) 
Ryu Hasegawa (Tokyo)
Martin Hofmann (Munich)
Bart Jacobs (Nijmegen)
Michael Johnson (Macquarie)
Dusko Pavlovic (Kestrel Institute) 
Alex Simpson (Edinburgh)

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

E. Moggi, Chair, (Genova) 
S. Abramsky (Oxford)
P. Dybjer (Chalmers) 
B. Jay (Sydney)
A. Pitts (Cambridge)

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

R. Blute (Ottawa)   rblute@mathstat.uottawa.ca	
P. Scott (Ottawa)   phil@site.uottawa.ca


HOTEL INFORMATION

We have arranged several special hotel rates. Both hotels are within
walking distance of the conference. We request that you make hotel 
reservations yourself. If there are any problems, please contact one of the 
local organizers. (Note that all prices are in Canadian dollars.)

1) Ramada Hotel & Suites Ottawa
(Use Group Code 2451 to get special rates.)

111 Cooper Street
Ottawa, ONTARIO K2P 2E3
CANADA
Tel: 1-613-238-1331
FAX: 1-613-230-2179
email: ramada@ramada-ottawa.com
website: www.ramada.ca/ottsuit.html

This is avalable from Wednesday, August 14, 2002  to Sunday, August 18, 
2002  (departure on Monday).

Rate:  $109.00  single or double occupancy
Deadline: July 14th, 2002

2) Novotel Ottawa Hotel
(Use Contract # UNIV-814 to get special rates.)

33 Nicholas Street 
Ottawa, ONTARIO K1N 9M7
CANADA
Phone:1-613-230-3033 or 
1-800-668-6835 (Reservations worldwide-no charge dial)

website: www.bestlodging.com/sites1/17534/index.shtml

This is available from  Wednesday, August 14, 2002  to  
Sunday, August 18, 2002 (departure on Monday).  

Rate: $129 single or double, $144 triple, $159 Quad
Deadline: June 30th, 2002

We may also have a VERY limited number of university dorm rooms available 
at much cheaper rates. We will give them away on a first come, first served
basis. Contact local organizers for this.

CONFERENCE HOMEPAGE

Updated information is available at
http://www.mathstat.uottawa.ca/lfc/ctcs2002    .

Registration forms are on the web site.  For dormitory forms
(for non students) please enquire by email to the organizers.  
Please register as  soon as possible.  (NOTE:  CTCS  is being held at U.
Ottawa, but the conference registrar and coordinator is 
Ms. Gillian S. Murray, at Carleton University, as shown on the
Registration Forms). 

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			List of Accepted Papers
				
1) S. Abramsky & B. Coecke.  Physical traces: Quantum vs. classical 
				information processing

2) J. Adamek, S. Milius & J. Velebil.  On rational monads and free 
					iterative theories

3) S. Bloom & Z. Esik. Unique, guarded fixed points in an additive setting

4) P. Boudes.  Non-uniform hypercoherences

5) M. Coccia, F. Gadducci & U. Montanari. GS-Lambda theories: A syntax for
					higher-order graphs

6) R. Cockett & L. Santocanale. Induction, coinduction and adjoints

7) E. Haghverdi, G. Pappas & P. Tabuada. Bisimulation relations for 
					dynamical and control systems

8) M. Hasegawa. The uniformity principle on traced monoidal categories

9) J. Hughes & B. Jacobs. Factorization systems and fibrations

10) J. Koslowski. A monadic approach to polycategories

11) J. Laird. A categorical semantics of higher order store

12) F. Lamarche. Multiplicative linear logics and fibrations

13) P. Levy. Adjunction models for call-by-push-value with stacks

14) M. Maietti. Joyal's arithmetic universes via type theory

15) S. Milius. On iteratable endofunctors

16) L. Shroder. Classifying categories for partial equational logic

17) P. Taylor. Local compactness and the Baire category theorem in 
               abstract Stone duality

18) K. Worytkiewicz. Paths and Simulations