Workshop Participants

Algorithmic Methods for Semiconductor Circuitry

November 24-25, 1997

NAME	INSTITUTION	DEPARTMENT
Stephen L. Campbell	North Carolina State University	Department of Mathematics
Gene Cao	Michigan Technological University	Department of Mathematical Sciences
Eli Chiprout	IBM Austin Research Lab
Abe El-Fadel	IBM T.J. Watson Research
Peter Feldmann	Bell Labs Innovations	Lucent Technology
Roland Freund	Bell Laboratories
Michael Green	University of California-Irvine	Dept. of Electrical and Computer Eng.
John Guckenheimer	Cornell University	Department of Mathematics
Michael Guenther	TH Darmstadt	Fachbereich Mathematik
Jim Holte	University of Minnesota	Departement of Electrical Eng. and Comp. Science
Martin Kahlert	Siemens AG	ZT AN 2
Herbert B. Keller	California Institute of Technology	Center for Research on Paralle Computation
Bernhard Klaassen	GMD/German Research Centre for Computer Science and Applic.	Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik
Ken Kundert	Cadence
Kurt Lust	Institute for Mathematics and its Applications	University of Minnesota
Rolf-Martin Mantel	Institute for Mathematics and its Applications	University of Minnesota
Rolf Neubert	Siemens AG	ZT AN 2
Tuyen Nguyen	IBM
Joel Phillips	Cadence
Thomas A. Posbergh	University of Minnesota	Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
Kathleen Rogers	Institute for Mathematics and its Applications	University of Minnesota
Jaijeet Roychowdhury	Bell Laboratories	Communications Sciences Research
Albert Ruehli	IBM	Thomas J. Watson Research Center
Sachin Sapatnekar	University of Minnesota	Department of Electrical Eng. and Computer Sci.
Ljiljana Trajokovic	University of California	Elect. Eng and Computer Science
Bapi Vinnakota	University of Minnesota	Department of Electical Engineering and Comp. Sc.
Rob Wagner	Ansoft
Shinya Watanabe	Institute for Mathematics and its Applications	University of Minnesota
Jacob White	MIT	Dept. of Computer Science and Elect. Eng.
Ting Wu	Michigan Tech	Math Department

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