Hello peter,
yes, please communicate this to Roger Johnson. We might even invite him
to attend our
meeting (as in Tozeur).
But the minimum success would be that we get information about
publication in a very
early stage.
Best regards
Otto
>Gentlemen (I was about to type "Guys" and thought better of it!)
>
>Would you have any objections to my raising this with Roger Johnson?
>(Either simply forwarding the dialogue so far or just asking him what is
>happening?)
>I think it would aid our discussions if we had an update as to what is
>expected to happen with "new Springer".
>
>Regards
>
>Peter
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Guy Leduc [mailto:Guy.Leduc@ulg.ac.be]
>Sent: 10 March 2004 15:54
>To: Otto Spaniol
>Cc: ifip-tc6(a)informatik.rwth-aachen.de
>Subject: Re: [ifip-tc6] ACM new international proceedings series
>
>
>Dear Otto,
>
>It would be interesting to have (again) an agenda item on
>'publications' at the next TC6 meeting. This is a crucial issue.
>Especially because I don't see clearly where IFIP is going in this
>business.
>
>If I remember correctly, July 1st 2004 opens a new IFIP publication
>era/contract with so-called new Springer (KAP, Springer). But what
>does it mean in practical terms? I hope we'll get some official
>document stating the official IFIP publication policy in due time
>before our meeting. If you have it, please circulate it.
>
>Anyway, this new ACM international proceedings series is certainly
>worth considering, and I'm ready to present/discuss it in Athens.
>
>Best regards,
>Guy
>
>
>At 5:09 PM +0100 2/20/04, Otto Spaniol wrote:
>>Dear Guy,
>>>
>> >ACM has started a new international proceedings series.
>> >See http://www.acm.org/pubs/icp_series.html
>>>
>>>IMHO this is a very nice publication channel, much more attractive
>>>for conferences than the more costly and less visible IFIP's "new
>>>Springer" (KAP, Springer) channel possibly coupled with an IFIP
>>>Digital Library.
>>>
>>IAB (In aller Bescheidenheit = IMHO = In my humble opinion?) this is an
>>interesting point.
>>Would you "defend it" at our next meeting in Athens?
>>Please remind me that we make an agenda point out of it.
>>
>>Best regards
>>Otto
>
>
>--
>
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>Université de Liège Secr : +32 4 366 26 91
>Réseaux Informatiques Fax : +32 4 366 29 89
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>EECS Department, Institut Montefiore, B 28, B-4000 LIEGE 1, BELGIUM
> http://www.run.montefiore.ulg.ac.be/People/GuyLeduc/
>
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Dear all,
even if our meeting in Athens is still two month ahead
I recommend to make your flight bookings and hotel reservations as early
as possible
- since flights are beginning to get full already (at least for the
cheaper tariffs)
- and hotels are also quite well booked even today.
Thank you very very much, Ioannis, for providing details about hotels and
room rates.
For those of you who participate in the Networking2004 conference
(I hope that this holds for many delegates!)
a suitable option could be:
Best Western Museum Hotel
Bouboylinas Street 16
Athens
Tel: +30 210523 8038 (ask for Mrs. Palmou).
Fax: +30 210523 1458.
You will have to book the hotel by fax (using the registration form for
the Networking conference, see the conference web pages) and you will have to
provide full credit card information.
This is not liked by everybody but I did it once more for my own reservation
(and probably I will continue to do it until a disastrous financial event
will appear).
The hotel is not directly in the center of Athens but near to it.
One can go by metro or by taxi to the meeting and/or to the town centre.
A taxi should cost at most 5 EURO per trip.
[1 EURO = approx. 1,25 USD].
The hotel is very conveniently located regarding the conference
Networking2004.
5 Minutes walking distance.
Please check <http://www.ece.ntua.gr/networking2004>
and there "HotelInformation".
The hotel is the second out of three which has special rates - these
rates are valid
also for the days of the meeting.
The conference Networking2004 is held in
Park Hotel, 10 Alexandras Avenue, Athens
but this hotel asks for 150 EURO per night instead as of 60 EURO which is the
room rate in th museum hotel.
Apart from the museum hotel or from the park hotel
Ioannis recommends the following four hotels which are nearer to the
meeting location
(see below).
Best wishes and have a nice weekend
Otto
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------------------------------------------------
Divani Palace Acropolis and Electra Hotel Athens have more than 5 or 10
rooms available over 130 Euros:
Divani Palace Acropolis Hotel Athens
19-25 Parthenonos
P.C 117-42 Athens
Greece
tel:210-9280100
Rate:150€ (
http://www.hotelclub.net/directhotel.asp?id=6321&akid=5549435
Rooms only on 14-15 May ( 150€ )
Electra Hotel Athens
5 Ermou Street
Athens 10563
Greece
tel:210-3378000
rate:145€
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g189400-d228883-Reviews-Electra_Hote
l-Athens_Attica.cink_html
Best Western Athens Gate and Cyprian Hotels have rooms below 100 Euros
Cypria Hotel Athens
5 Diomias Street Syntagma Square
Athens 105 57
Greece
Tel:210-3238034
Rate:90€
http://www.athens.the-hotels.com/athens-cypria-hotel.htm
Best Western Athens Gate Hotel
10 Syngrou Avenue,
Athens 117 43
Greece
tel:210-9238781
rate: 70€
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g189400-d227384-Reviews-Best_Western
_Athens_Gate_Hotel-Athens_Attica.html
Dear TC6 colleagues
In preparation for the upcoming TC6 meeting, I would like to provide some
information and logistics.
The meeting will take place on Friday and Saturday, May 14 and 15, at the
Old University building of the University of Athens in Plaka (Old Athens),
below the Acropolis. I will send more info about the building in due time.
Its address is: Tholou 5, Plaka, Athens.
I expect that several of you may already be in Athens for the Networking2004
conference. The conference site is http://www.ece.ntua.gr/networking2004/ ,
where also hotel and other useful information may be found.
Those who select the Networking2004 hotel (Park Hotel) or a hotel close by,
will have to go to the TC6 meeting location by taxi (taxis are inexpensive
in Athens, less than 5 Euros for the ride), or walk to
Victoria Station ( Number 3 in Map 4 ), and take METRO LINE1
"Kifissia-Peiraias" in the direction to Peiraias. You get off at Monastiraki
Station ( Number 3 in Map1 ) and walk as marked on the
map (Map 1) towards the TC6 Meeting Venue ( Tholou 5), 10 minutes walk.
Before the week of the meeting I may send more updated info if needed.
If you are coming just for the TC6 meeting and do not have a reason to be
close to the Networking2004 location, you may choose to stay in any other
hotel located in Plaka (closest), or Acropolis, or Syntagma Square areas.
Some of these hotels are listed below, but you may find others as well. You
may find URLs for them by visiting
http://www.athens.greece-hotelsonline.com/index.html
Divani Palace Acropolis Hotel Athens is upscale, AMALIA Hotel is across the
Botanical Garden of Athens and 15-20 minutes walk.
If you have specific desires or you have difficulty finding a hotel, please
let me know and I will try to find something close to your needs.
I would also appreciate sending me a note indicating whether you are coming
to the meeting or not.
Best regards
Ioannis
ps. I attach 4 maps for you to get a sense of the chaotic city-plan of
Athens and the places you will move around.
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HOTELS in PLAKA, ACROPOLIS and SYNTAGMA SQUARE areas
Amalia Athens Hotel
10,Amalias st
Athens
Greece
http://www.amalia.gr/athens/
Adrian Hotel Athens
74 , Adrianou st, Plaka
Athens
Greece
Best Western Athens Gate Hotel
10 Syngrou Avenue,
Athens 117 43
Greece
Electra Palace Hotel Athens
18 N Nikodimou Street,
10557 Athens
Greece
Electra Hotel Athens
5 Ermou Street
Athens 10563
Greece
Achilleas Hotel Athens
21 Lekka Street
GR 10562 Athens
Greece
Arethusa Hotel Athens
6-8, Mitropoleos & 12, Nikis Strs,
105 63 Athens
Greece
Cypria Hotel Athens
5 Diomias Street Syntagma Square
Athens 105 57
Greece
Plaka Hotel Athens
7 Kapnikareas & Mitropoleos str.
10556 Athens
Greece
Divani Palace Acropolis Hotel Athens
19-25 Parthenonos
P.C 117-42 Athens
Greece
----------------------------------------------------
Ioannis Stavrakakis, Professor
Communication Networks Lab (CNL)
Department of Informatics & Telecommunications, University of Athens
Panepistimiopolis, Ilissia, 157-84, Athens, Greece.
Tel: 30-210-7275343 / Fax: 30-210-7275333 / Email: ioannis(a)di.uoa.gr
Home Page: http://www.di.uoa.gr/~ioannis/
Dear Otto,
It would be interesting to have (again) an agenda item on
'publications' at the next TC6 meeting. This is a crucial issue.
Especially because I don't see clearly where IFIP is going in this
business.
If I remember correctly, July 1st 2004 opens a new IFIP publication
era/contract with so-called new Springer (KAP, Springer). But what
does it mean in practical terms? I hope we'll get some official
document stating the official IFIP publication policy in due time
before our meeting. If you have it, please circulate it.
Anyway, this new ACM international proceedings series is certainly
worth considering, and I'm ready to present/discuss it in Athens.
Best regards,
Guy
At 5:09 PM +0100 2/20/04, Otto Spaniol wrote:
>Dear Guy,
>>
> >ACM has started a new international proceedings series.
> >See http://www.acm.org/pubs/icp_series.html
>>
>>IMHO this is a very nice publication channel, much more attractive
>>for conferences than the more costly and less visible IFIP's "new
>>Springer" (KAP, Springer) channel possibly coupled with an IFIP
>>Digital Library.
>>
>IAB (In aller Bescheidenheit = IMHO = In my humble opinion?) this is an
>interesting point.
>Would you "defend it" at our next meeting in Athens?
>Please remind me that we make an agenda point out of it.
>
>Best regards
>Otto
--
________________________________________________________________________
Prof. Guy Leduc Tel : +32 4 366 26 98
Université de Liège Secr : +32 4 366 26 91
Réseaux Informatiques Fax : +32 4 366 29 89
Research Unit in Networking (RUN) Guy.Leduc(a)ulg.ac.be
EECS Department, Institut Montefiore, B 28, B-4000 LIEGE 1, BELGIUM
http://www.run.montefiore.ulg.ac.be/People/GuyLeduc/
[apologies for multiple posting]
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WISP 2004
2nd International Workshop on Security Issues
with Petri Nets and other Computational Models
Bologna (Italy)
26 June 2004
http://www.iit.cnr.it/staff/fabio.martinelli/WISP2004cfp.htm
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Call for Papers
OVERVIEW
The 2nd International Workshop on Security Issues with Petri
Nets and other Computational Models (WISP2004) aims at promoting
research about theoretical foundations of security analysis and
design with formal methods and languages. WISP2004 starts from
the positive experience with WISP2003, held in Eindhoven within
the 24th International Conference on Application and Theory of
Petri Nets (ICATPN'03). WISP2004 is co-located and will be held
just after the 25th International Conference on Application and
Theory of Petri Nets (ICATPN'04). Hence, original papers on the
application of Petri Nets for security issues are particularly
welcome. Also papers on security in other system models are
sought as well.
This year, WISP has a special focus in security aspects related
to coordination, composition and management of complex
e-services. Indeed, the rapid growth of the Internet as a
medium both for communication and computation fostered the
development of commercial products for distributed computation,
business process and workflow management. In such frameworks,
the information is seamlessly exchanged, accessed and manipulated
by many components and users with different goals, privileges
and obligations. Confidentiality, integrity and availability of
information need to be ensured during the whole lifetime
of such e-services, even in presence of abnormal behavior.
Monitoring and enforcing security may be considered much more
challenging than in common communication protocols. Formal
methods communities, and henceforth the Petri nets one, may
successfully contribute also in this area to enrich the existing
set of tools and techniques and thus to enhance user confidence
on e-services.
Suggested submission topics include:
- security issues in orchestration and composition of e-services
- comparison and classification of security models
- formal definition and verification of security, trust and privacy
- information flow analysis
- security issues in probabilistic and real-time models
- mobile code security
- tools and techniques for the formal analysis of security properties
- applications to E/M-commerce
- case studies
WISP2004 is a one-day workshop sponsored by the IFIP WG 1.7 on
"Theoretical Foundations of Security Analysis and Design".
GRANT
INTAS funds are available for supporting (including registration
fees for WISP and ICATPN'04, accommodation, travel) some
scholars and researchers from NIS countries. Priority will be given
to authors of accepted papers.
INVITED SPEAKER
Glynn Winskel, University of Cambridge
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Wil van der Aalst, Eindhoven University of Technology
Tuomas Aura, Microsoft Research (Cambridge)
Iliano Cervesato, ITT Industries
Giorgio Delzanno, University of Genova
Javier Esparza, University of Stuttgart
Alexander Grusho, Moscow State University
Joshua Guttmann, MITRE
Chris Hankin, Imperial College (London)
Masami Hagiya, University of Tokyo
Nisse Husberg, Helsinki University of Technology
Igor Kotenko, St.Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation
Maciej Koutny, University of Newcastle
Peter Lory, University of Regensburg
Andrea Maggiolo-Schettini, University of Pisa
Victor Malyshkin, Russian Academy of Sciences
Jonathan Millen, SRI International
G. Michele Pinna, University of Siena
Edward Pogossian, National Academy of Sciences of Armenia
Peter Ryan, University of Newcastle
Valdimiro Sassone, University of Sussex
Glynn Winskel, University of Cambridge
WORKSHOP ORGANIZERS
Nadia Busi, University of Bologna (busi(a)cs.unibo.it)
Roberto Gorrieri, University of Bologna (gorrieri(a)cs.unibo.it)
Fabio Martinelli, IIT-CNR (fabio.martinelli(a)iit.cnr.it)
IMPORTANT DATES
Paper Submission: 02 April 2004
Author Notification: 14 May 2004
Final version due: 04 June 2004
Workshop: 26 June 2004
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
Papers should be up to 15 pages, with 11pt or larger font and reasonable
margins and line spacing (e.g., in llncs style). Author's full name,
address, and e-mail must appear in the cover page. Papers are to be
submitted via the conference web page:
http://www.iit.cnr.it/staff/fabio.martinelli/WISP2004sub.htm
PROCEEDINGS
Formal post-proceedings will be published as an ENTCS volume.
Informal workshop proceedings with the accepted papers will be
distributed at the workshop as a report of the Institute of Informatics
and Telematics (IIT) of the Italian National Research Council (CNR).
Also a few of the best papers might be invited for possible publication
in the journal Theoretical Computer Science (TCS).
CALL FOR PAPERS
The Second ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems
(SenSys 2004)
November 3-5, 2004,
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/sensys04
November 3-5, 2004, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Sponsored by: ACM (SIGCOMM, SIGMOBILE, SIGARCH, SIGMETRICS, SIGOPS) and
NSF
SenSys 2004 introduces a high caliber forum for research on systems
issues in the emerging area of embedded, networked sensors. These
distributed systems of numerous smart sensors and actuators will
revolutionize a wide array of application areas by providing an
unprecedented density and fidelity of instrumentation. They also present
novel systems challenges because of resource constraints, uncertainty,
irregularity, and scale. SenSys design issues span multiple
disciplines, including wireless communication, networking, operating
systems, architecture, low-power circuits, distributed algorithms, data
processing, scheduling, sensors, energy harvesting, and signal
processing. SenSys seeks to provide a cross-disciplinary venue for
researchers addressing these networked sensor system design issues.
SenSys 2004 is the second in a series of annual meetings with a highly
selective single-track technical program and a hands-on research
exhibition.
PAPERS:
Technical papers describing original, previously unpublished research
are solicited. In general this conference is interested in papers that
address system issues in embedded networked systems. Specific topics of
interest include the following:
- Network protocols for sensor networks
- Operating system and middleware for sensor networks
- Applications of distributed sensor networks
- Sensor network testbed measurements and benchmarks
- Distributed database processing in sensor networks
- Distributed algorithms for sensor networks
- Novel sensor node hardware and software platforms
- Sensor network planning and deployment
- Energy management in sensor networks
- Adaptive topology management
- In-network processing and aggregation
- Data storage in sensor networks
- Distributed and collaborative signal processing
- Distributed actuation, control, and coordination
- Localization in time and space
- Distributed calibration in sensor networks
- Simulation and optimization tools
- Security
- Fundamental limits and tradeoffs
- Robustness
- Algorithms for self-configuration, maintenance, stabilization
- Programming and validation methodology
Please consult the program chairs at sensys04-pcchairs(a)enl.usc.edu for
more information about the scope of the conference.
PAPER SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
All submissions will be handled electronically and must be in PDF or
PostScript. Papers must not exceed 15 pages (US "Letter" size, 8.5 x 11
inches) including text, figures and references in single-column,
single-space format. The font size must be at least 10 points. Accepted
papers will be published in the conference proceedings. We will adopt a
double-blind process for paper review, where the identities of the
authors are withheld from reviewers. Authors' names and their
affiliations must not be revealed or mentioned anywhere in the paper or
in the Postscript or PDF file. Submitted papers should be original,
unpublished work and not currently under review for any other conference
or journal. Papers not following these guidelines will be rejected.
Questions about the submission process should be directed to the Program
Co-Chairs at sensys04-pcchairs(a)enl.usc.edu. More detailed submission
instructions will be available at the conference website soon. Selected
papers from the conference will be fast-tracked to the new ACM
Transactions on Sensor Networks.
RESEARCH EXHIBITS & POSTERS
There will be a research exhibition and poster session. Submission
details will be available on the website soon.
IMPORTANT DATES
Paper Registration & Abstract: April 2, 2004
Paper Submission Deadline: April 9, 2004
Notification of Acceptance: June 29, 2004
Camera Ready Copy: August 15, 2004
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
General Chair: John A. Stankovic (University of Virginia)
Program Co-Chairs: Anish Arora (Ohio State Univ.) Ramesh Govindan
(USC)
Publicity Co-Chairs: Phillippe Bonnet (University of Copenhagen)
Chenyang Lu (Washington University in St. Louis)
Finance Chair: Sang Son (University of Virginia)
Local Arrangements: Anupam Joshi (Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore
County)
Exhibits Co-Chairs: Akos Ledeczi (Vanderbilt) Mark Yarvis (Intel)
Student Travel Awards: John Regehr (University of Utah)
Sponsorships Chair: Badri Nath (Rutgers University)
Posters Co-Chairs: Wendi Heinzelman (Univ. of Rochester)
Sandeep Kulkarni (Mich. State)
Program Committee:
Tarek Abdelzaher (University of Virginia)
Gul Agha (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign)
Phillippe Bonnet (Univ. of Copenhagen)
Gaetano Borriello (University of Washington)
David Culler (University of California/Berkeley)
Hugh Durrant-Whyte (Univ. of Sydney, Australia)
Deborah Estrin (Univ.of California/Los Angeles)
Mohamed Gouda (University of Texas, Austin)
Rajesh Gupta (Univ. of California, San Diego)
John Heidemann (USC/ISI)
Lakshman Krishnamurthy (Intel)
P.R. Kumar (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign)
Koen Langendoen (Delft University of Technology)
Mike Lemmon (Univ. of Notre Dame)
Urbashi Mitra (USC)
Ulrich Schmid (Technische Universität Wien)
Dawn Song (Carnegie-Mellon University)
Feng Zhao (PARC)
STEERING COMMITTEE
Ian Akyildiz (Georgia Tech., Co-chair)
Deborah Estrin (UCLA, Co-chair),
Victor Bahl (Microsoft, Sigmobile Representative)
Craig Partridge (BBN, Sigcomm Representative)
Taieb Znati (NSF)
Dear all,
the Networking 2004 confernce programme is found via
<http://www.ece.ntua.gr/networking2004/>.
It says that the programme will be held from May 11-13 (i.e. Tue-Thu).
The WG 6.3. workshop (planned for May 14 in the morning) has been
cancelled. Thus we might start our meeting already in the morning of May 14
(and end earlier than proposed on May 15).
Please tell me if that would be a big problem for you.
I'm sorry that the calendar of events contained
- the cancelled WG 6.3 workshop
- the old dates of our meeting (May 15+16 instead as of May 14+15).
I attach the corrected version once more - it is so easy and so cheap
to do that.... apart from the negative impact of information overload.
Best regards
Otto
Dear all,
who is interested in a planned TC6/TC10 workshop?
See below.
It should be a one day event during PACT 2004 (Parallel Architecture
and Compilation Techniques). PACT is held in Antibes (France) from
Sept. 29 until oct. 3, 2004.
Please tell me whether you would like to be a member of the programme
committee,
whether you have ideas for invited spearkers, for specific topics etc.
Best regards
Otto
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Email from Kemal Ebcioglu kemal(a)us.ibm.com to Christophe Cerin:
>Christophe, let us proceed with this idea as you suggested in our London
>meeting last year. I.e. holding the workshop in conjunction with PACT 2004
>in October in France.
>
>The next steps are recruting an organizing committee, letting PACT 2004
>organizers know about the workshop, and submitting an IFIP event form.
>
>Let us get the Grid Leaders in France and elsewhere involved (invite a
>famous Grid researcher to be co-leader of the workshop, jointly with you).
>You could invite WG 10.3 people who are doing work related to the Grid
>(Tony Hey, Dan Reed, Andrew Wendelborn, many others).Let us make sure the
>workshop is international: feel free to invite Japanese colleagues as
>well, e.g. people from the NAREGI project in Japan (e.g. Kenichi Miura,
>Satoshi Matsuoka). And also from China: e.g., http://grid.hust.edu.cn. I
>will help with publicity. We will need great keynote speakers as well.
>
>Otto Spaniol (TC6 chair) will also provide some TC6 contacts to you.
>
>When you are ready, just fill out and submit an IFIP Event Form to me:
>http://www.ifip.org/events/ifip_event_form.rtf
>
>and I will get it through the approval chain and have it placed on the
>IFIP calendar.
>
Dear all,
I couldn't attend the IFIP council meeting due to other commitments
but Ramon Puigjaner was there.
Please find below his email which points to an important topic which was
treated at the council.
We will have to position ourselves with respect to a participation
at the World Computer Congress which is planned to be held
in Jerusalem in 2006 (or maybe in Eilat; there have also been some
other "ideas" to relocate it to Geneva under guidance of Israel but for the
moment being the intended venue is still Jerusalem).
I would like to have your position concerning a possible TC6 participation
(in the last decade - at least - we were never particularly active
at WCC's since we considered them more or less as dinosaurs with
limited interest).
Please tell me **before the end of March** what you think about this
particular case, namely Jerusalem 2006.
Please understand that - being a citizen of Germany - I will not
give some indication about whether to put the case in one or the
other direction. I will only communicate the result of your
contributions to Moshe Gotlieb and of course to you.
Best regards
Otto
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Mesage from Ramon Puigjaner
>The meeting of the IFIP Council was boring,as usual.
>I will send you the stuff distributed in Cape Town. However, there is a
>point that requires urgent treatement:
>- In the TA all the TC gave there intention of participating in some way
>at the WCC 2006 to be held in Jerusalem; I gave the traditional position
>of TC6, that is quite reluctant to participate even though some this
>year WG6.11 is participating in one of the parallel sessions. The
>conclusion was that all the TCs should send to Moshe Gotlieb before mid
>April their position concerning the particpation with some colocated
>conference in WCC 2006.
>I suggest that you send a message to all the TC6 members and organise an
>email discussion.
>In few days I will send you a more detailed report concerning the
>positions I defended in Cape Town.
>Best regards
>Ramon
>
>=========================================================================
>Ramon Puigjaner
>Universitat de les Illes Balears
>Departament de Ciencies Matematiques i Informatica
>07122 PALMA (Spain)
>Phone: +34-971173288 Fax: +34-971173003
>e-mail: putxi(a)uib.es
>=========================================================================
>
>
>
>
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