Daniel Soukup recieved his MSc in 2011 at the Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary, and his PhD in 2015 at the University of Toronto, under the supervision of William Weiss.

He is mainly focusing on applications of set theory to topology.

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# Recent and upcoming talks by Daniel Soukup

## Novi Sad Conference in Set Theory and General Topology, Novi Sad, July 2-5, 2018

The international conference “Novi Sad Conference in Set Theory and General Topology” SETTOP 2018 that will take place from July 2nd to July 5th 2018 in Novi Sad. Confirmed invited speakers: David Asperó (Norwich) David Chodounský (Prague) Natasha Dobrinen (Denver) Vera Fischer (Vienna) Heike Mildenberger (Freiburg) Dilip Raghavan (Singapore) Philip Schlicht (Bonn) Stevo Todorčević (Toronto / Paris) Program Committee: Joan Bagaria (Barcelona) Mirna Džamonja (Norwich) Sy David Friedman (Vienna) István Juhász (Budapest) Miloš Kurilić (Novi Sad) Participants can also present short talks. continue reading…

## Daniel T. Soukup: Monochromatic sumsets for colouring of the real numbers

Thursday, Dec 21, 2017,  10:30–12.00 Main Lecture Hall , Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics Abstract: The aim of this talk is to review certain additive Ramsey-theoretic results on colouring the set of natural, rational and real numbers. continue reading…

## The 14th International Workshop on Set Theory in Luminy, October 9-13, 2017

14th International Workshop in Set Theory October 9 – 13 2017 CIRM, Luminy, Marseille Organizers: M. Dzamonja, M. Magidor, B. Velickovic, H. Woodin MONDAY, October 9 2017 MORNING 9:20 – 9:50 A. continue reading…

## Dániel T. Soukup: Uncountable strongly surjective linear orders

Thursday, July 13, 2017,  10:30 Seminar Room, Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics Abstract: A linear order $L$ is strongly surjective if $L$ can be mapped onto any of its suborders in an order preserving way. continue reading…

## MFO workshop in Set Theory, Oberwolfach, February 2017

Set Theory (Workshop ID: 1707) 12 Feb – 18 Feb 2017 Organisers Ilijas Farah, Toronto Sy-David Friedman, Wien Ralf Schindler, Münster Hugh Woodin, Cambridge MA continue reading…

## 6th European Set Theory Conference, Budapest, July 3–7, 2017

The 6th European Set Theory Conference (6ESTC) of the European Set Theory Society will be organized in Budapest, at the Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, next year, July 3 – 7, 2017. continue reading…

## BEST 2016 slides

The 23rd BEST conference was held June 15–16 in San Diego, CA. Shehzad Ahmed – Jonsson cardinals and pcf theory Liljana Babinkostova – A weakening of the closure operator Kyle Beserra – On the conjugacy problem for automorphisms of countable regular trees Erin Carmody – Killing them softly William Chan – Every analytic equivalence relation with all Borel classes is Borel somewhere John Clemens – Relative primeness of equivalence relations Paul Corazza – The axiom of infinity, quantum field theory, and large cardinals Cody Dance – Indiscernibles for $L[T_2,x]$ Natasha Dobrinen – Ramsey spaces coding universal triangle-free graphs and applications to Ramsey degrees Paul Ellis – A Borel amalgamation property Monroe Eskew – Rigid ideals Daniel Hathaway – Disjoint Borel functions Jared Holshouser – Partition properties for non-ordinal sets under the axiom of determinacy Paul McKenney – Automorphisms of \$\mathcal P(\lambda)/\mathcal I_\kappa Kaethe Minden – Subcomplete forcing and trees Daniel Soukup – Orientations of graphs with uncountable chromatic number Simon Thomas – The isomorphism and bi-embeddability relations for finitely generated groups Douglas Ulrich – A new notion of cardinality for countable first order theories Kameryn Williams – Minimal models of Kelley-Morse set theory Martin Zeman – Master conditions from huge embeddings continue reading…

## Independence Results in Mathematics and Challenges in Iterated Forcing, Norwich, November 2-6 2015

Satellite Workshop 2nd November 2015 to 6th November 2015 Held at the University of East Anglia Norwich, UK Organisers: David Aspero (University of East Anglia), Joan Bagaria (Universitat de Barcelona), Mirna Dzamonja (University of East Anglia), Benedikt Loewe (Universität Hamburg) Workshop Theme Independence Results in Mathematics and Challenges in Iterated Forcing Forcing, and especially iterated forcing, is an extremely fruitful technique for proving that certain statements in mathematics are independent from ZFC, or some other base set theory. continue reading…

## Daniel Soukup: Trees, ladders and graphs

Friday 19 September Fields Institute, Room 210, 13:30-15:00 Speaker: Daniel Soukup Title:  Trees, ladders and graphs continue reading…

## Daniel Soukup: Davies-trees in infinite combinatorics

28 February 2014, 13:30–15:00 Fields institute, Room 210 Speaker:  Daniel Soukup Title:  Davies-trees in infinite combinatorics Abstract: The aim of this talk is to introduce Davies-trees and present new applications to combinatorics. continue reading…