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marcus said:I downloaded slides for 30 talks---a lot of the presenters made their slides coherent and explicit enough to follow without the audio.
I picked around 10 of the invited plenary talks and 20 of the contributed.
The contributed, by the younger people mostly, were often impressive.
If you check out any of the talks slides and have a comment or a pointer to, like, page 6 of Kevin Vandersloot's talk where he says something especially interesting, please add it to this thread.
I will pick out a few things as I read thru the talks.
ensabah6 said:...
It doesn't seem to me there were any talks, by Andrew Randono .. on current research into the Kodama wavefunction in LQG.
ensabah6 said:Which [sets of slides] do you think represents the most fruitful direction for loop community?
Loops '07 is a scientific conference that focuses on the use of loops in programming languages.
Loops '07 is organized by a group of scientists and researchers in the field of computer science.
The slides and audio are meant to enhance the presentation and make it easier for attendees to follow along and understand the content being presented.
Yes, the slides and audio are available for all talks at Loops '07. They will also be made available online after the conference.
Yes, the theme for Loops '07 is "Exploring the Power of Loops in Programming". All talks and presentations will revolve around this theme.