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                     CALL FOR PAPERS
          
                         SAT-2005

              Eighth International Conference on
      Theory and Applications of Satisfiability Testing
          http://www.satisfiability.org/SAT05/

                           with

                2005 SAT SOLVER COMPETITION
                2005 QBF SOLVER EVALUATION

        June 19th-23rd 2005, St Andrews, Scotland

The International Conference on Theory and Applications of              
Satisfiability Testing is the primary annual meeting for researchers 
studying the propositional satisfiability problem (SAT).  Located in 
the historic town of St Andrews, SAT 2005 will feature technical paper 
and poster sessions, invited talks, and the annual SAT Solver 
Competition and QBF Solver Evaluation.  

We welcome submissions on SAT from any discipline with an interest in 
the problem, including theoretical, experimental and applied work. 
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

   * Proof Systems and Proof Complexity
   * Search Algorithms and Heuristics
   * Analysis of Algorithms 
   * Theories beyond the propositional
   * Hard Instances ; Random Formulas
   * Problem Encodings
   * Industrial Applications
   * Solvers and other tools
   * Case Studies and Empirical results


ARTICLE SUBMISSION
- ------------------

Accepted papers will be collected together and distribued at the
conference in a LNCS volume. All submissions must be 15 pages or less in 
the Springer-Verlag LNCS style (http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html)
All appendices, tables, figures and the bibliography must fit into the
15 page limit.  Submissions deviating from this requirement may be
rejected without review.  Submission will be in electronic form as PDF
files, and authors should refer to the conference web site
(http://www.satisfiability.org/SAT05) for details.  Authors are asked
to register their papers on the web site one week before the
submission deadline. All submissions will be reviewed by three members
of the program committee, and may be accepted for either a paper or
poster presentation.


ASSOCIATED SOLVER COMPETITIONS
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Associated with the conference are the 2005 SAT Solver Competition 
and the 2005 QBF Solver Evaluation.  The SAT competition and QBF 
evaluation organizers welcome submissions of for both SAT and QBF,
benchmark instances, as well as SAT and QBF solvers.  
For details see the 2005 SAT Solver Competition web page, 
http://satlive.org/SATCompetition/2005, and the 2005 QBF Solver 
Evaluation web page http://satlive.org/QBFEvaluation/2005.


IMPORTANT DATES
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Electronic Registration                       February 13
Paper Submission:                             February 20
SAT and QBF Solver/Benchmark Submission:      February 23
Notification of Acceptance:                   April 8
Camera Ready Deadline:                        April 22 
Conference:                                   June 19-23


CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS
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Fahiem Bacchus          University of Toronto, Canada
Toby Walsh              UNSW, Sydney and NICTA, Australia

SAT SOLVER COMPETITION ORGANIZERS
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Daniel Le Berre         Universite d'Artois, France
Laurent Simon           Universite Paris-Sud, France

QBF SOLVER EVALUATION ORGANIZERS
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Massimo Narizzano       Universita di Genova, Italy
Armando Tacchella       Universita di Genova, Italy

TECHNICAL PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
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Dimitris Achlioptas     Microsoft Research
Fadi Aloul              University of Michigan
Clarke Barrett          NYU
Paul Beame              University of Washington
Armin Biere             ETH Zurich
Ronen Brafman           Ben Gurion University
Alessandro Cimatti      IRST
Adnan Darwiche          UCLA
Alvaro del Val          Universidad Autonomoa de Madrid
Enrico Giunchiglia      Universita di Genova
Eugene Goldberg         Cadence 
Ziyad Hanna             Intel Corporation
Edward Hirsch           Steklov Institute of Mathematics at St. Petersburg
Henry Kautz             University of Washington
Eleftherios Kirousis    University of Patras
Hans Kleine Buening     University of Paderborn
Daniel Le Berre         Universite d'Artois, France
Chu-Min Li              Universite de Picardie 
Fangzhen Lin            Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Sharad Malik            Princeton University
Joao Marques-Silva      Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa
Ilkka Niemela           Helsinki University of Technology
Toniann Pitassi         University of Toronto 
Steve Prestwich         University College Cork
Jussi Rintanen          Universitaet Freiburg
Lakhdar Sais            CNRS, Universite d'Artois
Karem Sakallah          University of Michigan
Laurent Simon           Universite Paris-Sud, France
Stefan Szeider          University of Durham
Mirek Truszczynski      University of Kentucky
Allen Van Gelder        University of California at Santa Cruz
Hans van Maaren         Delft University of Technology
Lintao Zhang            Microsoft Research

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