Conferences - Seminars
18JUN
22JUN
22JUN
09:00-17:00
BI A0 448
Descriptive set theory conference
This is the last conference of the semester and will be of a more general nature than the earlier more specialized conferences and workshops of the program. It will cover broad aspects of descriptive set theory and its connections with other areas of mathematics.
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21JUN
17:15-18:15
BI A0 448
Professeur Slawomir Solecki Bernoulli Lecture - Compact Spaces and Logic
Fraïssé theory is a method in classical Model Theory of producing canonical limits of certain families of finite structures. For example, the random graph is the Fraïssé limit of the family of all finite graphs. It turns out that this method can be dualized, with the dualization producing projective Fraïssé limits, and applied to the ...
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By Slawomir Solecki (Cornell University)