Structural Information and Communication Complexity [electronic resource] : 20th International Colloquium, SIROCCO 2013, Ischia, Italy, July 1-3, 2013, Revised Selected Papers / edited by Thomas Moscibroda, Adele A. Rescigno.

Distributed Community Detection in Dynamic Graphs -- Exploration of the T -Interval-Connected Dynamic Graphs: The Case of the Ring -- A Characterization of Dynamic Networks Where Consensus Is Solvable -- Self-adjusting Grid Networks to Minimize Expected Path Length -- On Advice Complexity of the k-server Problem under Sparse Metrics -- Connected Surveillance Game -- Non-Additive Two-Option Ski Rental -- Competitive FIB Aggregation for Independent Prefixes: Online Ski Rental on the Trie -- A Nonmonotone Analysis with the Primal-Dual Approach: Online Routing of Virtual Circuits with Unknown Durations -- Self-organizing Flows in Social Networks -- Performance/Security Tradeoffs for Content-Based Routing Supported by Bloom Filters -- Influence Diffusion in Social Networks under Time Window Constraints -- Analysis of Fully Distributed Splitting and Naming Probabilistic Procedures and Applications -- A Deterministic Worst-Case Message Complexity Optimal Solution for Resource Discovery -- Maintaining Balanced Trees for Structured Distributed Streaming Systems -- Rendezvous of Two Robots with Constant Memory -- Pattern Formation by Mobile Robots with Limited Visibility -- Optimal Gathering of Oblivious Robots in Anonymous Graphs -- Probabilistic Connectivity Threshold for Directional Antenna Widths -- Broadcasting in Ad Hoc Multiple Access Channels -- Profit Maximization in Flex-Grid All-Optical Networks -- Measuring the Impact of Adversarial Errors on Packet Scheduling Strategies -- Optimal Buffer Management for 2-Frame Throughput Maximization -- Dynamically Maintaining Shortest Path Trees under Batches of Updates -- Simultaneous Consensus vs Set Agreement: A Message-Passing-Sensitive Hierarchy of Agreement Problems -- Steiner Problems with Limited Number of Branching Nodes -- Exact and Approximate Algorithms for Movement Problems on (Special Classes of) Graphs -- Maximum Distance Separable Codes Based on Circulant Cauchy Matrices.