Computational Theory, Algorithms and Mathematics

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Data Structures of the Future: Concurrent, Optimistic, and Relaxed
This talk is about a relatively new family of "relaxed" ordered data structures, in the vein of stacks, queues, and priority queues, but which provide weaker semantics than their...

Recent Trends in Image Processing and Its Applications
Image processing is an analysis and manipulation of a digitized image to improve its quality using mathematical operations using any form an image such as photograph or video frame; the output of...

Designing Algorithms
This presentation is a tour of different paradigms to design algorithms using one of the most classical algorithmic problems: searching. Starting from sequential search and adding either resources...

User Experience Design for Internet of Things
Internet of Things is recently mentioned as one of the disruptive technologies to change our daily life. For the economical development in regional areas, how IoTs can be...

The Beauty and Joy of Binary Numbers
(This is meant for the general public, especially young children)

In this interactive demonstration, we explain binary numbers, the foundation of electrical engineering and...

Defending with Shared Resources on a Network
In this talk we consider a defending problem on a network. In the model, the defender holds a total defending resource of R, which can be distributed to the nodes of the network. The defending...
Facility Location Games, from Origin to Recent Development
Mechanism Design, as one of the important areas in algorithmic game theory, can be classified into two categories: with money and without money. Facility location game is one of the mostly studied...

String Inference and (non)Lexicographic Ordering
In this lecture we will discuss two interesting but possibly less studied topics from string combinatorics. We will divide the talk into two parts. In the first part, we will briefly present...

Computational imaging: Using computing for optics and optics for computing
The discipline of computational imaging involves the design of both the optics and the digital signal processing to achieve a desired digital output. The electro-optical system is hence best...