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This issue

was edited by Giuseppe Scollo, Arie van Deursen, Michael Johnson, Edmund Kazmierczak and Elena Trichina, thanks to contributions by:

V. S. Alagar [M1], Peter D. Mosses [M2],
U. Faigle & C. Hoede [M3], Paul Vitanyi [M4],
Robert France [M5], Maurice Margenstern [M6],
Bob Rosebrugh [M7], Michael W. Mislove [M8],
Sajal Das [M9], Philippa Gardner [MA],
Alois Ferscha [MB], Andrew Pitts [MC], [C4],
Hajime Ishihara [C1], Martin Golumbic [C2],
Robert Cypher [C3], Shlomi Dolev [C5],
Jean-Marc Robert [C6], Frank Dehne [C7],
Oded Maler [C8], Insup Lee [C9],
Azer Bestavros [CA], Evangelos Kranakis [CB],
Jean-Luc Cochard [CC], Ajay Gupta [CD],
Ruy de Queiroz [CE], Francois Jacquenet [CF],
Gopal Gupta [CG], Laks V.S. Lakshmanan [CH],
Jean-Michel Muller [CI], ECCC scientific board [CJ],
Thomas Lengauer [J1], John C. Mitchell [J2],
Barry Jay [J3], Tobias Nipkow [J4], [T4],
Lynn Packwood [J5], Frits Vaandrager [J6],
Henk Alblas [J7], Sriram Sankar [J8],
David B. Benson [J9], Javier Esparza [L1],
Dominic Duggan [L2], Frank Pfenning [L3],
Walter Tholen [L4], Robert A. G. Seely [L5],
Roberto Di Cosmo [L6], Laurent Regnier [L7],
Henrik Reif Andersen [T1], German Goldszmidt [T2],
Christian Uhrig [T3], Lawrence C. Paulson [T4],
Jose A. Manas [T5], Gert Smolka [T6],
Luigi Logrippo [S1], Ian Parberry [S2], [S3],
Bettina Klinz [S4], Jeff Ullman [S5].

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