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Subject: CFP: Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (WOCFAI 95)
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                       Second World Conference

                              on the

               Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence

                            (WOCFAI 95)


                       Paris, 3-7 July 1995


                      *** Important dates ***

15 January 1995:  Submission receipt deadline
15 March 1995:  Notification of accepance/rejection
15 May 1995:  Camera-ready copy due to the publisher
3-7 July 1995: Conference dates

                           *** Scope ***

The World Conference on the Fundamentals of AI is an international forum for
scientific exchange and presentation of fundamental research in AI. The search
for clear conceptual foundations for AI has acquired a certain urgency and the
time is ripe for major theoretical advances. The Conference is designed to
cover the theoretical aspects of all subfields of AI. The objective of WOCFAI
95 is to draw together research workers (AI scientists, cognitive scientists,
mathematicians, logicians, philosophers, linguists, .) whether from "symbolic",
"connectionist" or other sides, involved in fundamental aspects of AI or a
neighbouring domain. The second WOCFAI will be held in downtown Paris.

                    *** Submission of papers ***

You are invited to submit an original research paper devoted to the fundamental
aspects of any of the following subjects: Epistemology, Philosophy of AI; AI
and Cognitive Science; Logical and Mathematical Models for AI; Connectionist
and PDP Models for AI; Knowledge Representation, Automated Reasoning;
Planning; Learning.

Authors are requested to submit 5 copies of a paper describing, in English,
completed or on-going research not exceeding 12 pages of single-spaced text.
The first page must contain : title of paper, author's name(s), contact address
(including fax number and e-mail) abstract (300 words), list of up to 5 key
words. Submitted papers must be unpublished, substantively different from
papers under review and must not be submitted elsewhere before notification
date. No electronic submissions will be accepted.

Papers must reach

Michel De Glas,
LAFORIA, Universite Paris VI,
Tour 46, 4 place Jussieu, 75252
Paris Cedex 05,
FRANCE

by 15 January 1995.

e-mail: deglas@laforia.ibp.fr (questions regarding the conference only).

Papers will be reviewed by three independent referees.

                        *** Chairmen ***

Michel  De Glas, LAFORIA, IBP, Universite Paris VI, France
Zdzislaw Pawlak, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland

              *** International Program Committee ***

Shun-ichi Amari  (University of Tokyo, Japan),  Sergei Artemov (Steklov
Mathematical Institute, Moscow, Russia), Jon Barwise (Indiana University,
USA), Johan van Benthem (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Luigia
Carlucci-Aiello (Universita di Roma, Italy), Dirk van Dalen (Utrecht
University, The Netherlands), Petr Hajek (Czech Academy of Sciences,
Prague,  Czech Republic), Jaakko Hintikka (Boston University, USA), Ray
Jackendoff (Brandeis University, USA), Phil Johnson-Laird (Princeton
University, USA), Jan Koenderink (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands),
Henry Kyburg (University of Rochester, USA), Saul Kripke (Princeton
University, USA), David Makinson (Unesco, France), Ryszard Michalski
(George Mason University, USA), Daniele Mundici (Universita di Milano,
Italy), Eva Orlowska (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland), Daniel
Osherson,  (IDIAP, Martigny, Switzerland), Judea Pearl (University of
California at Los Angeles, USA), Barry Richards (Imperial College of
Science, Technology and Medecine,  London, UK), Krister Segerberg
(University of Uppsala, Sweden), Patrick  Suppes (Stanford University,
USA), Dimiter Vakarelov (University of Sofia, Bulgaria)

For any question, please, contact Michel De Glas (address above)

-- Michel De Glas