Invited Talks -- Locality of Queries and Transformations -- From Informatics to Quantum Informatics -- RDF as a Data Model -- Adversarial Queueing Theory Revisited -- Distributed Algorithms for Autonomous Mobile Robots -- Recursion and Probability -- Invited Papers -- From Informatics to Quantum Informatics -- Distributed Algorithms for Autonomous Mobile Robots -- Contributed Papers -- The Unsplittable Stable Marriage Problem -- Variations on an Ordering Theme with Constraints -- BuST-Bundled Suffix Trees -- An O(1) Solution to the Prefix Sum Problem on a Specialized Memory Architecture -- An Algorithm to Reduce the Communication Traffic for Multi-Word Searches in a Distributed Hash Table -- Exploring an Unknown Graph to Locate a Black Hole Using Tokens -- Fast Cellular Automata with Restricted Inter-Cell Communication: Computational Capacity -- Asynchonous Distributed Components: Concurrency and Determinacy -- Decidable Properties for Regular Cellular Automata -- Symbolic Determinisation of Extended Automata -- Regular Hedge Model Checking -- Completing Categorical Algebras -- Reusing Optimal TSP Solutions for Locally Modified Input Instances -- Spectral Partitioning of Random Graphs with Given Expected Degrees -- A Connectivity Rating for Vertices in Networks -- On PTAS for Planar Graph Problems.

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