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FInCo 2007
2nd International Workshop “Foundations of Interactive Computation”
Braga, Portugal, 31/03/2007
The interaction paradigm provides a new conceptualization of computational phenomena, placing the emphasis on interaction rather than on algorithms: concurrent, distributed, reactive, embedded, component-oriented, agent-oriented and service-oriented systems all exploit interaction as a fundamental paradigm. However, a satisfactory unified foundational framework for interactive computation is still lacking, analogous to the one that Turing machines and lambda-calculus provide for algorithms. FInCo is an opportunity for researchers to meet and exchange ideas towards such a framework.
Gul Agha • Luca de Alfaro • Luis Barbosa • Antonio Brogi • Giorgio Delzanno • Jon Doyle • José Luiz Fiadeiro • Rob van Glabbeek • Kees van Hee • Orna Kupferman • R. Prescott Loui • Peter McBurney • John-Jules Meyer • Ugo Montanari • Rocco De Nicola • Andrea Omicini • Catuscia Palamidessi • Jean-Eric Pin • Vladimiro Sassone • Douglas C. Schmidt • Carolyn Talcott • Bernhard Thalheim