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List of Talks
given in 2005-06
Tuesday, September 6 |
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Bakhadyr Khoussainov, University of Auckland and Cornell University Some topics in computable model theory and algebra |
Wednesday, September 7 |
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Pavel Semukhin, University of Auckland and Cornell University
On Pi_1 presentations of algebras |
Tuesday, September 13 |
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Michael O'Connor, Cornell University Effective completeness theorem |
Wednesday, September 14 |
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Pavel Semukhin, Cornell University On Pi_1 presentations of algebras (part 2) |
Tuesday, September 20 |
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Michael O'Connor, Cornell University Effective omitting types theorems |
Wednesday, September 21 |
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Mia Minnes, Cornell University Weighted finite-state transducers and applications to speech recognition |
Tuesday, September 27 |
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Pavel Semukhin, Cornell University Decidable prime models |
Wednesday, September 28 |
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Sasha Rubin, Auckland University Automata-theoretic approach to verification: introduction |
Wednesday, October 5 |
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Sasha Rubin, Auckland University S1S with extended predicates |
Wednesday, October 12 |
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Sasha Rubin, Auckland University Alternating automata |
Tuesday, October 25 |
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Pavel Semukhin, Cornell University Decidable prime models, part 2 |
Wednesday, October 26 |
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Jiamou Liu, University of Auckland and Cornell University Parity games |
Tuesday, November 1 |
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Pavel Semukhin, Cornell University Decidable saturated models |
Wednesday, November 2 |
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Walker White, Cornell University What's next? Models of time event systems |
Tuesday, November 8 |
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Mia Minnes, Cornell University Ash-Nerode theorem |
Wednesday, November 9 |
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Walker White, Cornell University What's next? Models of time event systems, part 2 |
Tuesday, November 15 |
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Mia Minnes, Cornell University Intrinsically computable sets and forcing |
Wednesday, November 16 |
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Michael O'Connor, Cornell University Completeness results for properties of computable models |
Tuesday, November 22 |
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James Worthington, Cornell University Computable isomorphism types of linear orders and Boolean algebras |
Tuesday, November 29 |
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James Worthington, Cornell University Computable isomorphism types of linear orders and Boolean algebras, part 2 |
Wednesday, November 30 |
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Michael O'Connor, Cornell University Completeness results for properties of computable models, part 2 |
Tuesday, January 24 |
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Richard Shore, Cornell University Hyperarithmetic theory: an introduction |
Tuesday, January 31 |
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Wojtek Moczydlowski, Cornell University Normalization of IZF I |
Wednesday, February 1 |
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Wojtek Moczydlowski, Cornell University Normalization of IZF II |
Tuesday, February 7 |
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Marat Arslanov, Kazan State University and Cornell University N-c.e. degrees structures |
Wednesday, February 8 |
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Wojtek Moczydlowski, Cornell University Ordinal notations and effective transfinite recursion |
Tuesday, February 14 |
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Barbara Csima, University of Waterloo Effectiveness properties of Fraisse limits |
Wednesday, February 15 |
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James Worthington, Cornell University Recursive ordinals and Pi-1-1 sets |
Tuesday, February 21 |
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Bryant Adams, Cornell University Basic logic of quantum computation |
Wednesday, February 22 |
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James Worthington, Cornell University Recursive ordinals and Pi-1-1 sets II |
Tuesday, February 28 |
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William Calhoun, Bloomsburg University Degrees of monotone complexity |
Wednesday, March 1 |
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Mia Minnes, Cornell University
Hyperarithmetic = Delta-1-1 |
Tuesday, March 7 |
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Marat Arslanov, Kazan State University and Cornell University Completeness criteria for strong reducibilities |
Wednesday, March 8 |
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Mia Minnes, Cornell University Selection, separation and reduction |
Tuesday, March 14 |
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Bryant Adams, Cornell University Gurevich's abstract state machine thesis |
Wednesday, March 15 |
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Michael O'Connor, Cornell University Pi-0-2 singletons; hyperarithmetic reducibility |
Tuesday, March 28 |
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Andre Nies, University of Auckland Automata presentable groups |
Wednesday, March 29 |
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James Worthington, Cornell University Incomparable hyperdegrees via measure theoretic arguments |
Tuesday, April 4 |
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Andre Nies, University of Auckland Computability and randomness I |
Wednesday, April 5 |
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Andre Nies, University of Auckland Computability and randomness II |
Tuesday, April 11 |
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Michael O'Connor, Cornell University The hyperjump |
Tuesday, April 18 |
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Vivian Morley, Ithaca, New York Basis theorems |
Wednesday, April 19 |
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Vivian Morley, Ithaca, New York Hyperarithmetic quantifiers |
Tuesday, April 25 |
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Joseph Mileti, University of Chicago Effective ring theory |
Wednesday, April 26 |
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Joseph Mileti, University of Chicago The strength of the Rainbow Ramsey Theorem |
Tuesday, May 2 |
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Michael O'Connor, Cornell University Applications of strong normalization of Heyting arithmetic |
Wednesday, May 3 |
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Mia Minnes, Cornell University Automata and automatic structures |
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June 2, 2006
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