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Travelled to:
1 × Australia
1 × Brazil
1 × Canada
1 × France
1 × Serbia
1 × Spain
1 × The Netherlands
2 × Italy
2 × Japan
2 × United Kingdom
3 × Austria
3 × Poland
Collaborated with:
M.Avanzini A.Schnabl N.Hirokawa M.Baaz S.Gimenez M.Hofmann R.Zach A.Weiermann S.Winkler U.D.Lago A.Middeldorp L.Kovács A.Voronkov N.Eguchi A.Leitsch
Talks about:
complex (13) analysi (6) order (6) rewrit (5) depend (5) deriv (4) pair (4) system (3) comput (3) autom (3)

Person: Georg Moser

DBLP DBLP: Moser:Georg

Contributed to:

ICFP 20152015
RTA 20152015
TLCA 20152015
RTA-TLCA 20142014
CSL 20132013
RTA 20132013
CADE 20112011
RTA 20112011
FLOPS 20102010
RTA 20102010
RTA 20092009
FLOPS 20082008
IJCAR 20082008
RTA 20082008
CSL 20032003
RTA 20032003
CSL 20022002
CSL 20012001
CADE 19991999
IJCAR 20182018
POPL 20162016

Wrote 25 papers:

ICFP-2015-AvanziniLM #complexity #first-order #functional #higher-order #source code
Analysing the complexity of functional programs: higher-order meets first-order (MA, UDL, GM), pp. 152–164.
RTA-2015-HirokawaMM #revisited
Leftmost Outermost Revisited (NH, AM, GM), pp. 209–222.
TLCA-2015-HofmannM #analysis #multi #term rewriting
Multivariate Amortised Resource Analysis for Term Rewrite Systems (MH, GM), pp. 241–256.
RTA-TLCA-2014-HirokawaM #analysis #automation #complexity
Automated Complexity Analysis Based on Context-Sensitive Rewriting (NH, GM), pp. 257–271.
CSL-2013-GimenezM #interactive
The Structure of Interaction (SG, GM), pp. 316–331.
RTA-2013-AvanziniM #complexity #framework
A Combination Framework for Complexity (MA, GM), pp. 55–70.
RTA-2013-AvanziniM13a #complexity
Tyrolean Complexity Tool: Features and Usage (MA, GM), pp. 71–80.
CADE-2011-KovacsMV #on the #order
On Transfinite Knuth-Bendix Orders (LK, GM, AV), pp. 384–399.
RTA-2011-AvanziniEM #exponential #order #term rewriting
A Path Order for Rewrite Systems that Compute Exponential Time Functions (MA, NE, GM), pp. 123–138.
RTA-2011-MoserS #complexity #dependence #framework #multi #proving #recursion #termination
Termination Proofs in the Dependency Pair Framework May Induce Multiple Recursive Derivational Complexity (GM, AS), pp. 235–250.
FLOPS-2010-AvanziniM #analysis #complexity #graph grammar
Complexity Analysis by Graph Rewriting (MA, GM), pp. 257–271.
RTA-2010-AvanziniM #complexity #runtime
Closing the Gap Between Runtime Complexity and Polytime Computability (MA, GM), pp. 33–48.
RTA-2009-AvanziniM #dependence #order #polynomial
Dependency Pairs and Polynomial Path Orders (MA, GM), pp. 48–62.
RTA-2009-MoserS #complexity #dependence
The Derivational Complexity Induced by the Dependency Pair Method (GM, AS), pp. 255–269.
FLOPS-2008-AvanziniM #analysis #complexity
Complexity Analysis by Rewriting (MA, GM), pp. 130–146.
IJCAR-2008-AvanziniMS #analysis #automation #complexity
Automated Implicit Computational Complexity Analysis (MA, GM, AS), pp. 132–138.
IJCAR-2008-HirokawaM #analysis #automation #complexity #dependence
Automated Complexity Analysis Based on the Dependency Pair Method (NH, GM), pp. 364–379.
RTA-2008-MoserS #polynomial #proving #using
Proving Quadratic Derivational Complexities Using Context Dependent Interpretations (GM, AS), pp. 276–290.
CSL-2003-MoserZ #calculus
The Epsilon Calculus (GM, RZ), p. 455.
RTA-2003-MoserW
Relating Derivation Lengths with the Slow-Growing Hierarchy Directly (GM, AW), pp. 296–310.
CSL-2002-BaazM #on the
On Generalizations of Semi-terms of Particularly Simple Form (MB, GM), pp. 382–396.
CSL-2001-BaazM #on the #theorem
On a Generalisation of Herbrand’s Theorem (MB, GM), pp. 469–483.
CADE-1999-BaazLM
System Description: CutRes 0.1: Cut Elimination by Resolution (MB, AL, GM), pp. 212–216.
IJCAR-2018-WinklerM #named #order
MædMax: A Maximal Ordered Completion Tool (SW, GM), pp. 472–480.
POPL-2016-GimenezM #complexity #interactive
The complexity of interaction (SG, GM), pp. 243–255.

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