CALL FOR PAPERS
The meeting will cover both quantitative and qualitative methods for
economics, finance and decision making. Papers on the following subjects
are solicitated: computational tools for linear and nonlinear systems,
stochastic control, automatic differentiation, nonlinear model solution
methods, mathematical programming algorithms, variational inequality and
other algorithms for computing equilibria, algorithm models of decision
making including genetic algorithms, auction modeling, neural networks,
computability and complexity theory, parallel and supercomputing,
qualitative reasoning and models including qualitative simulation.
Papers on financial topics as the following are also welcome: complex
options modeling, computational asset liability issues, computational
issues in modeling fixed income securities, risk assesment simulation,
data mining and pattern recognition, high frequency data, information
technologies, databases, intelligent user interfaces, network pricing,
artificial intelligence, decision support systems and management
information.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
COMMITTEE
Hans Amman (Co-Chairman), University of Amsterdam; Manfred Gilli (Co-
Chairman), University of Geneva; John Rust (Co-Chairman), University of
Wisconsin; Kit Baum, Boston College; Dave Belsley, Boston College; Carlo
Bianchi, University of Pisa; Chris Birchenhall, University of Manchester;
John Duffy, University of Pittsburgh; Anantha Duraiappah, National
University of Singapore; Hermann Garbers, University of Zurich; John
Geweke, University of Minnesota; Bill Goffe, University of Southern
Mississipi; Seth Greenblatt, University of Reading; Stephen Hall, London
Business School; John Heaton, MIT; Diem Ho, IBM Research; Ken Judd,
Stanford; David Kendrick, University of Texas;
Pierre Malgrange, CEPREMAP; Anna Nagurney, University
of Massachusetts; Louis Pau, DEC Research; Ken Pearson, Monash University;
Berc Rustem, Imperial College; Charles Tapiero, ESSEC; Peter Tinsley, FRB;
Hal Varian, University of Michigan; Mike Wickens, University of York; Andy
Whinston, University of Texas;
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
University of Geneva -- Manfred Gilli, Gerard Antille, Jaya Krishnakumar,
David Miceli, Giorgio Pauletto, Caroline Eckert (Secretary).
Authors wishing to contribute on theoretical or practical problems are invited to submit an abstract with a maximum length of two pages by January 31, 1996 to:
DEADLINES
Abstract January 31, 1996 and full paper May 1, 1996.