Previous Conferences & Workshops

Given a set of variables, and a set of local constraints over them (e.g. a 3CNF formula) define the "satisfiability-gap" of the system as the smallest fraction of unsatisfiable constraints. We will describe a new proof for the PCP theorem of [AS...

There has been some recent excitement and progress in the long-stalled topic of efficient algorithms for finding equilibria in games and other economic contexts. We discuss some of these developments.

Khot formulated in 2002 the "Unique Games Conjectures" stating that, for any epsilon > 0, given a system of constraints of a certain form, and the promise that there is an assignment that satisfies a 1-epsilon fraction of constraints, it is...

Many algorithms can intuitively be classified into one of a few basic paradigms of algorithms, such as greedy algorithms, dynamic programming, LP rounding, local search, etc. It is natural to ask which problems can be solved using these paradigms...