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Topical Selection on Advances in String Constraints Solving
Acta Informatica
Call for Papers

https://link.springer.com/collections/jcchgfggih 

Submission Deadline: 1st of April 2026

Scope

String is a basic data type in almost every programming language and has been 
widely used in many scenarios, especially web programming. String constraint 
solving is a classical topic in theoretical computer science. In the last 
decade, it has received a lot of attention as a result of the momentum from 
formal verification of string-manipulating programs. Various string constraint 
solvers have been developed and used within verification and testing tools. 
Nevertheless, the area still poses many open questions, ranging from the 
fundamental decidability and complexity questions to devising powerful 
heuristics that can quickly handle real-world string constraints, to the design 
of algorithms that efficiently reason about string-manipulating programs. The 
objective of this topical collection is to highlight recent advances in the 
area of string constraints, including, but not limited to, decidability and 
complexity results for fragments of string constraints, decision procedures, 
heuristics for solving, as well as tools and systems for analysing 
string-related properties in programs.

We welcome original research and extended versions of conferences submissions 
that are well-suited to the topic of the journal.

Editors

Joel Day, Loughborough University, United Kingdom <[email protected]>
Matthew Hague, Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom 
<[email protected]>
Ondřej Lengál, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic 
<[email protected]>

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