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- Dániel T. Soukup: Uncountable strongly surjective linear orders Budapest Logic Seminar
- Jindra Zapletal: Quotient forcings defined from group actions Prague Set Theory Seminar
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- Witold Marciszewski: On factorization properties of function spaces Kurt Godel Research Center
- Peter Nyikos: Cardinality restrictions on some kinds of locally compact spaces Kurt Godel Research Center
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Recent and upcoming talks by Yoram Moses
This Week in Logic at CUNY
Computational Logic Seminar
Tuesday, May 7, 2013 2:00 pm Graduate Center, rm. 3209
Speaker: Yoram Moses Israel Institute of Technology – Technion
Title: Knowledge and the Passage of Time
This talk will discuss how knowledge, nested knowledge, and common knowledge are gained in the presence of clocks and time bound information. continue reading…
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Tagged Ermek Nurkhaidarov, Joel David Hamkins, Tamar Lando, Thomas Johnstone, Yoram Moses
This Week in Logic at CUNY
NY Philosophical Logic Group
Time: 4-6pm, Monday, April 22nd
Place: 2nd floor seminar room, Philosophy Department, NYU (5 Washington Place).
Speaker: Geoff Hellman, University of Minnesota
Title: ” On Resolving the Set-Theoretic and Semantic Paradoxes”
Abstract: Our main goals are, first, to describe how modal structuralism resolves the set-theoretic paradoxes, concentrating on the Burali-Forti paradox, and then to note a close connection to recent proposals (due to Cook and Schlenker, independently) for resolving semantic paradoxes, especially the Liar. continue reading…
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Tagged Alex Rennet, Erez Shochat, Geoff Hellman, Victoria Gitman, Yoram Moses