Eighteenth Annual IEEE Symposium on

LOGIC IN COMPUTER SCIENCE (LICS 2003)
WORKSHOP ON LOGIC AND COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS

June 26th, 2003, Ottawa, Canada


Workshop Organizers:
Leonid Libkin and Gerald Penn
Department of Computer Science
University of Toronto
10 King's College Rd.
Toronto M5S 3G4 
CANADA
Email: {libkin,gpenn}@cs.toronto.edu
Phone: +1 416 978 7390 
Fax: +1 416 978 1455

Invited Speakers:
Frank Pfenning
Carnegie Mellon University

Mark Steedman
University of Edinburgh

With support gratefully received from:

  • Association for Symbolic Logic
  • Centre de recherches mathématiques
  • Fields Institute
    • Preliminary Programme
       
       
       
      9-10
      Invited talk: Combinatory Logic and Natural Grammar,
      Mark Steedman, University of Edinburgh
      10-10:30
      An Expressive First-Order Logic with Flexible Typing for Natural Language Semantics
      Chris Fox and Shalom Lappin, King's College London
      10:30-11 break
      11-11:45
      Whatever happened to Feature Logic? : a history,
      Bill Rounds, University of Michigan and University of Cambridge
      11:45-12:15
      Natural Language Syntax and Signature Transformation,
      Uwe Moennich, Stephan Kepser and Frank Morawietz, University of  Tuebingen
      12:15-2 lunch
      2-3
      Invited Talk: On Order and Linearity in Logical Frameworks: The Lambek Calculus Revisited,
      Frank Pfenning, Carnegie Mellon University
      3-3:30
      Formal Learnability Theory and Computational Linguistics,
      Christophe Costa-Florencio, University of Utrecht
      3:30-4 break
      4-4:30
      wMSO Theories and the Control Language Hierarchy,
      James Rogers, Earlham College
      4:30-5
      Model-Theoretic Syntax and Transitive Closure Logic,
      Hans-Joerg Tiede, Illinois Wesleyan University
      5-5:30
      Linguistic Side Effects,
      Chung-chieh Shan, Harvard University


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