Call for Papers
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE "MODERN PROBABILISTIC METHODS FOR ANALYISIS AND OPTIMIZATION OF
INFORMATION AND TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS"
(THE TWENTY FIRST BELARUSSIAN WINTER WORKSHOP IN QUEUEING THEORY)
(BWWQT - 2011)
Belarusian State University,
Minsk, Belarus, January 31 - 3 February, 2011
PLACE AND HOST
The Belarussian Winter Workshops in Queueing Theory (BWWQT) have
been held annualy since 1985 and biennially since 1999 in one of
the Belarussian towns. This time the BWWQT- 2011 will be held on
January 31 - 3 February, 2011 at the Belarusian State University, Minsk.
Belarus is located between Poland and Russia. Minsk is Capital of Belarus (which is
approximately halfway between Moscow and Warsaw). Minsk is city with more than 1.5 million
of residents. It is known since 1067 but because of the numerous wars at the
Belarus
territory it was destroyed many times and after the Second World War only a
few buildings
and churchs remained. Therefore Minsk is a city of the "soviet" architecture of the second
half of the 20th century. There is the Troitskoe Predmestje -
the district of the reconstructed old buildings. There are several universities and
several research institutions in the communication, computer and software areas (including
the Science Academy) in Minsk.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
The conference will deal with various aspects of queues,
flows and networks. It is aimed to discuss new theoretical
results of this area and to share already existing experiences
in the practical problems.
The list of topics includes but not restricted by the
following major topics:
- Event flows
- Queueing systems
- Queueing networks
- Statistical analysis of queues
- Applications of the queueing theory in the communication
and computer networks, distributed data bases, call centers, etc.
THE INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chairman: Alexander Dudin (Belarusian State University)
Program Co-Chairs: Marcel Neuts (University of Arizona)
Gennady Medvedev (Belarusian State University)
Committee:
Alexander Andronov (Latvia);
Vladimir Anisimov (United Kingdom);
Jesus Artalejo (Spain);
Dieter Baum (Germany);
Khalid Al-Begain (United Kingdom);
Srinivas Chakravarthy (USA);
Bong Dae Choi (Korea);
Gennadij Falin (Russia, UK);
Antonio Gomez-Corral (Spain);
Che Soong Kim (Korea);
Valentina Klimenok (Belarus);
Igor Kovalenko (Ukraine);
Alexej Latkov (Latvia);
Eugeni Lebedev (Ukraine);
Moon Ho Lee (Korea);
Yuri Malinkovsky (Belarus);
Mikhail Matalytsky (Belarus);
Anatoly Nazarov (Russia);
Rein Nobel (Netherlands);
Vladimir Rykov (Russia);
Sergey Stepanov (Russia);
Janos Sztrik (Hungary);
Henk Tijms (Netherlands);
Vladimir Vishnevsky (Russia).
CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS
Send your papers and inquiry forms to the address below:
Alexander N. Dudin
Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
Belarusian State University
4 Nezavisimosti Avenue
Minsk 220030 Belarus
Phone: +375-172-095486, +375-296-48-21-81,
Fax: +375-172-265548
E-mail: dudin@bsu.by; dudin_alex@yahoo.com
DEADLINES AND REQUIREMENTS
Papers (up to 6 pages) in Russian or English (preferably) have to be
submitted by means of electronic mail till November 1, 2010.
They should be prepared in LATEX according to texstyle and example which will
be available on Web site or by e'mail on demand.
WEB SITE
Information about the Workshop will appear on:
http://www.bwwqt.bsu.by
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