CALL FOR PAPERS
Special Issue on Multiple-Valued Logic and Applications in Journal of Applied Logics (JALs)
The Journal of Applied Logics (JALs-ifCoLog) will publish a special issue on Multiple-Valued Logic and Applications. You are invited to submit an article on any subject in the area of multiple-valued logic, including but not limited to the following areas of interests:
- Circuit/Device Implementation
- Multi-bit per Cell Logic & Memory
- Multiple-Valued Decision Diagrams
- MVL Aspects of Nanotechnology
- Quantum Computing
- System-on-Chip Technology
- Test and Verification
- VLSI Architecture and Computing
- Brain Scale Integration Circuits and Computing
- Reversible, Stochastic Computing
- Application of MVL to Medical Technologies, Robotics, Machine Learning
- Spectral Techniques
- Algebra and Formal Aspects
- MVL approaches to Data Mining and Big Data
Articles and topics should be addressed primarily to the diverse readership of JALs-ifCoLog. Unpublished and original work is However extended articles from the IEEE ISMVL 2020 can be submitted as well. Articles should target novel and emerging end-applications of multiple-valued logic. Authors should submit papers by using the guidelines and template that can be found at npc.nu.edu.kz/mvl2020 and sending pdf files directly to martin.lukac@nu.edu.kz, yuminaka@gunma-u.ac.jp, kns@uchicago.edu. Each manuscript should follow Guidelines in the guide for authors and use the Latex Template. This special issue will follow the schedule below:
- August 25, 2020: Due date for papers
- October 1, 2020: First notification to authors
- October 15, 2020: Due date for revisions
- November 1, 2020: Final notification
- November 15, 2019: Final manuscript due
- December 2020: Special issue publication date
For additional information, please contact members of the editorial team:
Corresponding Guest Editors:
| Prof. Martin Lukac | Prof. Yasushi Yuminaka | Dr. Kaitlin N. Smith |
|---|---|---|
| CQE/IBM Postdoctoral Scholar | ||
| Department of Computer Science | Graduate School of Science and Technology | EPiQC - Computer Science |
| Nazarbayev University | Gunma University | University of Chicago |
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| martin.lukac@nu.edu.kz | yuminaka@gunma-u.ac.jp | kns@uchicago.edu |
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