Scientific Reference

        for the foreign scientists invited as the USSR Academy of Sciences guests to the Symposium
      “Algorithms in Modern Mathematics and its Applications” (Urgench, September 16-22, 1979)

    Rod Burstall, Professor of Department of Artificial Intelligence of the University of Edinburgh
(Great Britain), age 45.A well-known scientist in the area of theory of programming languages.
Honored member of British Computing Society. Invited speaker at IFIP 1974 Congress. Never
visited the USSR. Has positive attitude towards cooperation with Soviet scientists. His participation
in the symposium is desirable in view of his works in methodology of programming and especially
in formal program transformations.

Address: Prof. R.M. Burstall,

               Dept. of Artificial Intelligence

               University of Edinburgh

               Hope Park Square, Meadow Lane

               EDINBURGH EH8 9HW

               Scotland

    Stephen Kleene. Professor of Mathematics Department of the University of Wisconsin (USA), age
65. Prominent scientist on the area of general mathematics. Member of The USA Academy of 
Sciences and a number of other societies. Has visited the USSR. Has positive attitude towards
cooperation with Soviet scientists. His participation in the symposium is desirable in view of his
works in the area of recursive functions, theory of algorithms and mathematical logics.

Address:  Prof. Stephen C. Kleene

    Dept. of Mathematics

    University of Wisconsin

    Madison, WIS. 53706

    USA

    Michael Paterson. Professor of the Computer Sciences Department of Warwick University (Great
Britain), age 40. A well-known scientist in the area of theoretical programming. A member of
British Computing Society. theory of program schemata and algorithms complexity.

Address: M.S. Paterson

               Dept. of Computer Science

               University of Warwick

   COVENTRY, CV4 7AL

   England

    Klaus Samelson. Professor of The Institute of Mathematics of Technical University of Munich
(FRG), age 60. A well-known scientist in the area of programming and computer mathematics. A
member of Bavarian Academy of Sciences and IFIP working group in algorithmic languages. Has
visited the USSR. Has positive attitude towards cooperation with Soviet scientists. His participation
in the symposium is desirable in view of his works in the area of algorithmic languages,
programming methodology and transformational methods in programming.

Address: K.Samelson

               Institut fur Informatik

               Technische Universitat

               8 MUNCHEN 2

              Arcisstrasse 21, BRD

    Volker Strassen. Professor of the Department of Applied Mathematics of Zurich University
(Switzerland), age 40. A well-known scientist in the theory of algorithms and computer
mathematics. Never visited the USSR. Has positive attitude towards cooperation with Soviet
scientists. His participation in the symposium is desirable in view of his outstanding works in
algorithms complexity and in particular in the problems of linear algebra.

Address: Volker Strassen

               Seminar fur Angewandte Mathematik

               der Universitat Zurich

               Fraiserstrasse 36

               CH-8032 ZURICH

               Switzerland

USSR AS Corresponding Member                                                                       A.P. Ershov