Archive for February, 2008

27
Feb

Strategy Logics and the Game Description Language

Joint work with Wiebe van der Hoek and Michael Wooldridge. Published in the Proceedings of Workshop on Logic, Rationality and Interaction (LORI07), Beijing, August 2007. PDF Download: Strategy Logics and the Game Description Language. Any comments are welcome! ABSTRACT: The Game Description Language (GDL) is a special purpose declarative language for defining games. GDL is [...]

24
Feb

Some thoughts on sharing the Public Lecture Series 08 Liverpool

Dear Sarah(sarah.stamper@liv.ac.uk) : I am a regular attender of the Public Lecture Series offered by our university. I think they are in very good quality in general. Given the limited seats and time, not so many people could attend these lectures. And I see the positive move that your team has made to making these [...]

20
Feb

Achieving Your Childhood Dreams

Title: Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams By: Randy Pausch Date: September 18, 2007 Location: Carnegie Mellon University Today, I happen to get this video: Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams by Randy Pausch, who was informed having 3 to 6 months life due to liver cancer. This was called his last lecture, but it is not. [...]

19
Feb

Lessig’s Independence Principle

I got to know Lawrence Lessig was from his book: Free Culture, when I was in Amsterdam doing my MSc. I really enjoyed reading that book as it gave a in-depth view of how shall we look at piracy in this Internet age, and what shall we do to shape a culture that benefit all [...]

15
Feb

Sum and Product in Dynamic Epistemic Logic

This is a joint work with H. P. VAN DITMARSCH and R. VERBRUGGE. PDF Download: Sum and Product in Dynamic Epistemic Logic Abstract: The Sum-and-Product riddle was first published in the reference H. Freudenthal (1969, Nieuw Archief voor Wiskunde 3, 152) [6].We provide an overview on the history of the dissemination of this riddle through [...]

13
Feb

Deadline and Enoughness

Usually, I work harder when the deadline of the paper is approaching. I imagine that I could have done better if there would be more time. But when there is more time, I would still feel the same. I think the problem might lie in two main reasons: The research typically has an open end. [...]

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