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Sunday, July 1517h00 - 19h30: Registration18h30 - 19h30: Welcome ReceptionMonday, July 168h30 - 9h20: Keynote
David Peleg, Weizmann Institute
9h20 - 10h35: Session 1: Shared Memory ISession chair: Valerie King (University of Victoria)
Faster Randomized Consensus with an Oblivious Adversary
On the Liveness of Transactional Memory
On the Time and Space Complexity of Randomized Test-And-Set
10h35 - 11h00: Break11h00 - 12h15: Session 2: Information Spreading, Random WalksSession chair: Lucia Draque Penso (University of Ulm)
Random Walks which Prefer Unvisited Edges and Exploring High Girth Even Degree Expanders in Linear Time
Information Spreading in Dynamic Graphs
Coalescing Random Walks and Voting on Graphs
12h15 - 13h45: Lunch13h45 - 15h00: Session 3: Communication ComplexityAlessandro Panconesi (Sapienza, University of Rome)
The Cost of Fault-Tolerance in Multi-Party Communication Complexity
The Communication Complexity of Distributed Task Allocation
Collaborative Search on the Plane without Communication
15h00 - 16h00: Session 4: Brief AnnouncementsSession chair: Christian Scheideler (University of Paderborn)
What Can be Computed without Communications?
Distributed Algorithms for Throughput Performance in Wireless Networks
Distributed Cryptography using TrInc
Reconfigurable State Machine Replication from Non-Reconfigurable Building Blocks
All-to-all Gradecast using Coding with Byzantine Failures
There are Plenty of Tasks Weaker than Perfect Renaming and Stronger than $(n-1)$-set Agreement
Waiting in Dynamic Networks
Optimal Amortized Secret Sharing with Cheater Identification
Efficient Optimally Resilient Statistical AVSS and Its Applications
16h00 - 16h30: Break16h30 - 17h45: Session 5: Wait FreedomSession chair: Victor Luchangco (Oracle)
Wait-Freedom with Advice
Universal Constructions that Ensure Disjoint-Access Parallelism and Wait-Freedom
Generalized Lattice Agreement
18h30 - 19h30: Wine tastingTuesday, July 178h30 - 9h20: Industrial Track
Dave Dice, Oracle
Harry Li, Facebook
9h20 - 10h35: Session 6: Game Theory and SecuritySession chair: Calvin Newport (Georgetown University)
Distributed Selfish Load Balancing with Weights and Speeds
Making Evildoers Pay: Resource-Competitive Broadcast in Sensor Networks
Distributed Public Key Schemes Secure against Continual Leakage
10h35 - 11h00: Break11h00 - 12h15: Session 7: LocalitySession chair: Philipp Woelfel (University of Calgary)
Distributed Maximal Matching: Greedy is Optimal
Lower Bounds for Local Approximation
Weak Models of Distributed Computing, with Connections to Modal Logic
12h15 - 13h45: Lunch13h45 - 15h00: Session 8: Ad-hoc NetworksSession chair: Valerie King (University of Victoria)
Aggregation in Dynamic Networks
Distributed Connectivity of Wireless Networks
Leader Election in Shared Spectrum Radio Networks
15h00 - 16h00: Session 9: Brief announcementsSession chair: Lucia Draque Penso (University of Ulm)
Achieving Reliability in Master-Worker Computing via Evolutionary Dynamics
Breaking the O(nm) Bit Barrier: Secure Multiparty Computation with a Static Adversary
Maintaining Large Dense Subgraphs on Dynamic Networks
Decentralized Network Supercomputing in the Presence of Malicious and Crash-Prone Workers
Order-preserving Renaming in Synchronous Message Passing Systems with Byzantine Faults
An Obstacle to Scalability in Wireless Networks
On the Resilience of Routing Tables
Tight RMR Lower Bounds for Randomized Mutual Exclusion
From Sequential to Concurrent: Correctness and Relative Efficiency
16h00 - 16h30: Break16h30 - 17h45: Session 10: Fault ToleranceSession chair: Prasad Jayanti (Dartmouth)
Asynchronous Failure Detectors
Simulations and Reductions for Colorless Tasks
A Closer Look at Fault Tolerance
18h00 - 19h00: Business meeting (and refreshments)20h00 - 23h00: BanquetWednesday, July 188h30 - 9h15: Edsger W. Dijkstra Prize Ceremony9h15 - 10h30: Session 11: Load Balancing and SchedulingSession chair: Christian Scheideler (University of Paderborn)
A Simple Approach for Adapting Continuous Load Balancing Processes to Discrete Settings
Dynamic Packet Scheduling in Wireless Networks
Competitive and Fair Throughput for Co-Existing Networks Under Adversarial Interference
10h30 - 11h00: Break11h00 - 12h15: Session 12: Byzantine AgreementsSession chair: Victor Luchangco (Oracle)
On the (Limited) Power of Non-Equivocation
On the Price of Equivocation in Byzantine Agreement
Byzantine Broadcast in Point-to-Point Networks using Local Linear Coding
12h15 - 13h45: Lunch13h45: The LADIS workshop begins13h45 - 14h35: Keynote (Joint Session PODC and LADIS)
Scott Shenker, UC Berkeley and ICSI
14h35 - 15h25: Session 13: Brief announcementsSession chair: Keren Censor-Hillel (MIT)
Network Formation Games Can Give Rise to Realistic Networks
Network Destabilizing Attacks
Tolerating Permanent and Transient Value Faults
Decoupling Version Identification from Causality Tracking Information in Distributed Storage Systems
Increasing the Power of the Iterated Immediate Snapshot Model with Failure Detectors
Delay or Deliver Dilemma in Organization Networks
Live Streaming with Utilities, Quality and Cost
A Calculus of Policy-Based Routing Systems
15h25 - 16h40: Session 14: Distributed Graph AlgorithmsSession chair: Philipp Woelfel (University of Calgary)
Distributed algorithms for scheduling on line and tree networks
Optimal Distributed All Pairs Shortest Paths and Applications
Iterative Approximate Byzantine Consensus in Arbitrary Directed Graphs
16h40 - 17h10: Break17h10 - 18h00: Session 15: Shared Memory IISession chair: Calvin Newport (Georgetown University)
Faster than Optimal Snapshots (for a While)
Strongly Linearizable Implementations: Possibilities and Impossibilities
Thursday, July 19FOMC 2012: The 8th ACM SIGACT International Workshop on Foundations of Mobile Computing (Formerly known as DIALM-POMC)
LADIS 2012:
The 6th ACM SIGOPS/SIGACT Workshop on Large Scale Distributed Systems and
Middleware
WTTM 2012: The 4th Workshop on the Theory of Transactional Memory |