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Organized by CS Dept
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Combination of Decision Procedures
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GoalsThe summer school aims at providing a focused in-depth overview of the latest research done in combination of decision procedures, with a strong preference towards practical applications and tools. The target audience includes academic and industry researchers in formal methods, graduate students in logic, computer science, and engineering, and anyone interested in combination of decision procedures. Program
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RegistrationRegistration is done by email: summerschool2004@verify.stanford.edu. Please send your name and affiliation. If you have any dietary restrictions or other special needs, please let us know. A small registration fee (about $60 USD, to cover food services and conference room) will be accepted at the registration desk in cash (sorry, no credit cards). Student registration is free, thanks to our sponsors. LogisticsThe summer school will be held in the heart of the Silicon Valley at SRI International, one of the most well-known research institutes in the United States. SRI International is located near downtown Menlo Park with plenty of restaurants, speciality stores, and other sights of interest. Stanford University is within 10 min of driving distance. Other nearby attractions include San Francisco, Santa Cruz mountains and the Pacific ocean, which are easily reached within 1 hour. See Location and Directions page for more information. Transportation and parkingFor those who are flying in, there are three major airports in the area:
Parking is free for visitors near the Building I at SRI (where the school will be held). See the Location page for more information. AccomodationThe participants are expected to arrange for their own accomodation. Here are a few hotels and motels near SRI International, with many other possible options:
Contact Information
For more information about the school, please contact us at summerschool2004@verify.stanford.edu. Sponsors
If you would like to become a sponsor, please contact us at summerschool2004@verify.stanford.edu. AcknowledgementsThe organizing committee thanks John Rushby, N. Shankar, and Nora Ongpin (SRI International) for their kind help in organizing this summer school. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||