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ICALP Topic & Track Selection

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Evaluates theoretical computer science research to determine ICALP venue suitability, track routing, and competitive positioning against sibling TCS venues.

ICALP Topic Selection provides a structured decision framework for theoretical computer science researchers targeting Europe's flagship TCS conference (EATCS). It guides authors through routing papers between Track A (Algorithms, Complexity, and Games) and Track B (Automata, Logic, Semantics, and Theory of Programming), evaluating contribution shapes against conference expectations, and distinguishing ICALP submissions from US venues like STOC, FOCS, and SODA or specialized conferences like LICS and CCC.

Características Principales

01Venue comparison guide distinguishing ICALP from STOC, FOCS, SODA, LICS, and journals
02Re-route tests assessing prior bounds, reviewer pools, and experimental fit
03Rapid reconnaissance workflows using bibliography and recent DBLP program checks
04Decision matrix for routing papers accurately between ICALP Track A and Track B
05Theorem and contribution shape validation to verify pure theoretical scope
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Casos de Uso

01Deciding whether a TCS result should target ICALP, STOC, FOCS, or a specialized venue like LICS
02Choosing between ICALP Track A and Track B based on referee community and proof methods
03Screening a draft to confirm whether its primary contribution qualifies as an ICALP-grade theorem