[Numeric-interest] Call for Papers - ARITH-19

[David Hough 754R work]

>From the ARITH-19 Program Committee:


                         CALL FOR PAPERS
                                  ARITH-19

       19th IEEE Symposium on Computer Arithmetic
                          June 8-10, 2009
                     Portland, Oregon, USA
                          
                       www.ac.usc.es/arith19

         Sponsored by: IEEE and IEEE Computer Society
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Authors are invited to submit papers describing recent advances on all
aspects of  computer arithmetic, including, but not  restricted to the
following topics:

* Foundations of number systems and arithmetic;
* Arithmetic processor design and implementation;
* Arithmetic algorithms and their analysis;
* Highly parallel arithmetic units and systems;
* New floating-point units and systems;
* Standards for number representation and arithmetic;
* Impact of high-level languages on arithmetic systems;
* Special function implementation;
* Low power arithmetic; and
* Applications of Computer Arithmetic to cryptography, DSP, data
  compression, computer graphics, etc.

PDF version  of the complete  paper should be submitted  in electronic
form, following the instructions posted at the conference web site:

   http://www.ac.usc.es/arith19/

no later than Oct. 15, 2008 at midnight, Pacific Standard Time (GMT-8:00)

The  paper must  be  anonymous, with  no  author names,  affiliations,
acknowledgments, or obvious references.  It should begin with a title,
a short abstract, and a  list of keywords, and its introduction should
summarize the contributions of the  paper at a level appropriate for a
non-specialist reader.

Finally, a statement confirming that  the paper has not been submitted
elsewhere must be sent by email to Javier Bruguera (bruguera at dec.usc.es).

Acceptance will  be notified in January 2009,  and final camera-ready
papers  will be  due in  March  2009. Conference  proceedings will  be
available at the Symposium.

A NOTE ON PAPER FORMATTING

Submissions should  conform to the maximum length  requirement for the
proceedings  of the  conference,  eight pages,  two  columns, but  for
reviewing  should preferably  be  formatted in  normal article  style:
about 20 pages, 12pt, single  column, double spacing. This is just for
a rough estimation of length. Authors of papers exceeding 20 pages, 12
pt,  single column, double  spacing, who  think that  their submission
will  fit the  final conference  page limit,  are kindly  requested to
check their manuscript size using the formatting style found at

http://computer.org/author/transguide/transstylefiles.htm

The  final submissions cannot  exceed 10  pages (corresponding  to 8+2
extra charged pages). For Authors' convenience, and by courtesy of the
IEEE Computer Society, the formatting  styles can also be found at the
web site.
___________________________________________________________________________
GENERAL CHAIR:
Michael Schulte
University of Wisconsin
e-mail: Schulte at engr.wisc.edu

PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS:
Javier Bruguera                   
Universidad de Santiago de Compostela       
email: Bruguera at dec.usc.es           

Marius Cornea
Intel Corporation
email: Marius.Cornea at intel.com

Debjit DasSarma
AMD, Inc.
email: Debjit.DasSarma at amd.com
 
STEERING COMMITTEE CHAIR:
Earl Swartzlander
e-mail: Eswartzla at aol.com

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS CHAIR:
John Harrison
Intel Corporation
John.R.Harrison at intel.com

FINANCE CHAIR:
Warren Ferguson
Intel Corporation
email: Warren.E.Ferguson at intel.com

PANEL CHAIR:
Alexandre Tenca
Synopsys, Inc. 
email: AlexTenca at synopsys.com
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