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Important Dates

Registration before:
June 16 2014

Conference:
June 23-27 2014

Important Dates

Registration before:
June 16 2014

Conference:
June 23-27 2014

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Technical Program

Below is the technical program for the 2014 Stochastic Networks conference (also available in pdf).

Monday, June 23

09.50-10.00Opening Remarks
10.00-11.00:Distributed content collection and rank aggregation
Bruce Hajek (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
11.15-12.15Selfish routing: Networks, games and individual choice
Ilze Ziedins (University of Auckland)
13.45-14.45Many-sources asymptotics
Johan van Leeuwaarden (Eindhoven University of Technology)
15.00-16.00Staffing and incentives for strategic employees
Amy Ward (University of Southern California)
16.15-17.15Pitch talks for the poster session
17.15-Welcome reception.

Tuesday, June 24

09.30-10.30Proportional switching in FIFO networks
Neil Walton (University of Amsterdam)
11.00-12.00Limits of local algorithms for random graphs
David Gamarnik (MIT)
13.30-14.30Electricity markets
Adam Wierman (Caltech)
14.45-15.45Resource allocation in clouds
R. Srikant (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
16.00-17.00Stability of the greedy algorithm on the circle
Leonardo Rolla (Universidad de Buenos Aires)

Wednesday, June 25

09.30-10.30Two coupled queues with independent input
Jevgenijs Ivanovs (University of Lausanne)
10.45-11.45Unifying the Dynkin and Lebesgue-Stieltjes formulae
Offer Kella (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
12.00-13.00Community detection in stochastic block models via spectral methods
Marc Lelarge (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris)

Thursday, June 26

09.30-10.30Delays in wireless random-access networks
Sem Borst (Bell Laboratories Alcatel-Lucent, and Eindhoven University of Technology)
11.00-12.00Queueing and fluid analysis of M/G processor sharing systems motivated by P2P networks
Andrés Ferragut (Universidad ORT, Uruguay)
13.30-14.30Stochastic models for biochemical reaction systems: Network properties, product-form stationary distributions, and extinction events
Dave Anderson (University of Wisconsin)
15.00-16.00Recent progress at the intersection of inventory control and applied probability
David Goldberg (Georgia Tech)
16.30-17.30Rare event simulation of heavy tailed random walks - A new approach
Sandeep Juneja (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai)

Friday, June 27

09.30-10.30An infinite-dimensional Skorohod map and continuous parameter priorities
Haya Kaspi (Technion, Haifa)
10.45-11.45Resource capacity management for stochastic networks
Ton Dieker (Georgia Tech)
12.00-13.00On the power of (even a little) resource pooling and flexibility
John Tsitsiklis (MIT)