From: josko@watson.ibm.com (Leo Joskowicz)
Subject: MOL# Program
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 20:37:51 GMT
Disclaimer: This posting represents the poster's views, not necessarily those of IBM
Organization: IBM T.J. Watson Research Center


      THIRD MEETING ON MATHEMATICS OF LANGUAGE (MOL3)

                    November 20-21, 1992
                     Austin, Texas, USA


                      Sponsored by the
          Association for Mathematics of Language
              (A Special Interest Group of the
         Association for Computational Linguistics)


The Workshop on Mathematics of Language will take  place  on
November  20  and  21  in  Austin, Texas. Meetings will take
place in the conference  hotel  and  at  the  University  of
Texas.

Advanced registration fee is $55 if postmarked  by  November
1, 1992.   After that date registration  must be done at the
meeting and  will be $65.  Please note that attendance  will
be restricted to 60  participants. Registration will be on a
first come, first served basis.  To preregister please  fill
out  the  form  below  and send it to the following address.
Include a check for $55 made out to ACL/MOL3.


   Walter Savitch-MOL3
   CSE 0114
   UCSD
   LaJolla, CA 92093


              MOL3 Registration:

  :name.

  :institution.

  :e-mail.

  :phone.

Please make hotel arrangements directly with the hotel.   Be
sure  to mention that you are attending the "MOL Conference"
hosted by "The University of Texas"  in  order  to  get  the
conference  rate.  The  information  is below:

      Hotel:  Guest Quarters
              303 W. 15th St.
              Austin TX 78701

      Rates:  $65  single,  $75  double  (in  a  one-bedroom suite--
              consisting of bedroom, living room, bath,  and kitchen)
      Reservations:    1-800-424-2900   or   1-512-478-7000,
mention    the   MOL Conference and the University of Texas.
You  must  reserve  by  October 31 at the very latest or you
will  not  get  the  conference  rate and the  room might no
longer be available.

       Parking:  $3 per night in the hotel garage.
       Check in time:  3 p.m.
       Check out time:  12 noon
       Distance to the Univ of Texas campus:  about 5 blocks
       Distance from the Austin  airport:   about  2  miles.
       (There is a  hotel  van;  inquire   when   you   make
        reservations.)


QUESTIONS?
  About the meeting:
    mol3@ucsd.edu
    mol3@ucsd.bitnet
  About local arrangements:
    If the hotel cannot answer your questions, send email to
    Bob Wall
    University of Texas, Austin
    LIFZ050@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu



                        PRELIMINARY
                      PROGRAM SCHEDULE

NOTE: Talks are 20 minutes long, not 25 minutes long.
There are 5 minutes between talks to allow for some
questions and the transition to the next speaker.

                    FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1992

9:15   OPENING REMARKS

9:30   James Barnett
       Strong Equivalence in CFGs, TAGs, and CSGs

9:55   Aravind K. Joshi
       TAGs in Categorial Clothing

10:20  DISCUSSION

10:30  BREAK

10:50  Peter A. Bensch and Walter J. Savitch
       An Occurrence-Based Model of Word Categorization

11:15  Rens Bod
       Mathematical Properties of the Data Oriented
       Parsing (DOP) Model

11:40  Paul Smolensky
       Harmonic Grammar:  A Progress Report on
       Connectionist Mathematical Linguistics

12:05  DISCUSSION

12:20  LUNCH

1:45   Eric Sven Ristad
       Complexity of Anaphoric Agreement

2:10   Qiuen Yu and Alexis Manaster Ramer
       Linguistic Mechanism and Non-r.e.ness of
       Natural Language

2:35   DISCUSSION

2:45   BREAK

3:05   Andras Kornai
       Phonological Representation Theory

3:30   Alexis Manaster Ramer
       About Transductive Linguistics

3:55   DISCUSSION

4:05   BREAK

4:25   Nelson Correa
       Context-free Language Recognition on a CAM

4:50   Michael Latta
       The Intersections of Context-Free Languages.

5:15   DISCUSSION

5:25   DINNER

8:00   Owen Rambow, Tilman Becker, and Michael Niv
       Scrambling Is Beyond LCFRS

8:25   William B. Dolan
       Morphology is Not Noncontext-Free

8:50   DISCUSSION


                   SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1992

9:30   David Milward
       Dynamic Dependency Grammar

9:55   S.-Y. Kuroda
       On the Notion of Government

10:20  DISCUSSION

10:30 BREAK

10:50  R.T. Oehrle
       String-Based Categorial Type Systems

11:15  Bob Carpenter
       Plural Noun Phrases as Motivation for
       Lambek Abstraction

11:40  Jan Tore Loenning
       Categorial or Unification-Based
       Syntax-Semantics Interface

12:05  DISCUSSION

12:20  LUNCH

1:45   Sebastian Shaumyan and Frederique Segond
       Discontinuous Constructions
       and Applicative Universal Grammar

2:10   M. Andrew Moshier and Carl Pollard
       The Domain of Set-Valued Feature Structures

2:35   DISCUSSION

2:45   BREAK

3:05   A. Manaster-Ramer and W. Zadrozny
       Systematic Semantics

3:30   Rohit Parikh
       Utilities and the Semantics of Common Noun

3:55   David E. Johnson and Lawrence S. Moss
       Dynamic Syntax

4:20   DISCUSSION

4:45   CLOSING REMARKS




















Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 21:58:44 -0400
From: rht@rht.watson.ibm.com (Russell H. Taylor)
To: josko@watson.vnet.ibm.com
Subject: [LUHJ@clust1.clemson.edu: Re: How hard it the R&A Conference Deadline?]
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From: LUHJ@clust1.clemson.edu
Subject: Re: How hard it the R&A Conference Deadline?
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Delay of a few days, but not more than one week, is fine.
				John Luh