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May 29-30, 2009
Appalachian Set Theory Workshop
Fields Institute
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Supported by:
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This series of workshops on set theory for the Appalachian region
is supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF 0631446). There
are three workshops per year, each of which is devoted to a single
topic such as a broadly applicable method, a complex seminal paper
or a significant unpublished theorem. The location and topic for
each workshop is announced several months in advance together with
suggested background reading. The immediate goal is for faculty
and students who are not experts in the topic to get to the point
where they can start to use its techniques in one or two intensive
days. Each time, an expert in the topic is invited to lead the workshop,
which could mean doing all the lecturing herself or himself, or
delegating parts to others. Those wishing to attend may apply to
have some of their travel expenses reimbursed. Students are hired
to generate notes that are disseminated on the web. Special emphasis
is given to encouraging the participation of mathematicians from
underrepresented groups. Click
for instructions on how to apply for funds to attend a workshop.
Speakers: Todd Eisworth and Justin Moore
Schedule
8:45 - 9:30 morning refreshments
9:30 - 12:30 talks (with two short coffee breaks)
12:30 - 2:30 lunch break
2:30 - 6 talks (coffee breaks at convenient times)
Participant List
| Fullname |
University/Affiliation |
| Barman, Doyel |
University of North Carolina |
| Boney, Will |
Carnegie Mellon University |
| Brown, Elizabeth |
James Madison University |
| Coplakova, Eva |
TU Delft |
| Cummings, James |
Carnegie Mellon University |
| Cunningham, Daniel |
Buffalo State College |
| Dobrinen, Natasha |
University of Denver |
| Dore, Richard |
University of California, Berkeley |
| Dow, Alan |
University of North Carolina |
| Eisworth, E.Todd |
Ohio University |
| Farah, Ilijas |
York University |
| Fischer, Arthur |
University of Toronto |
| Fischer, Vera |
Kurt Goedel Research Center for Mathematical Logic |
| Gruenhage, Gary |
Auburn University |
| Hart, K.P. |
Miami University |
| Hoehn, Logan |
University of Toronto |
| Hong, Jizhan |
McMaster University |
| Kibedi, Francisco |
York University |
| Kwiatkowska, Aleksandra |
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Kwon, Jae-Hoon |
Korea Institute for Advanced Study |
| Larson, Paul |
Miami University |
| Le, Dai Tri Man |
University of Toronto |
| Lukács, Gábor |
University of Manitoba |
| Matrai, Tamas |
University of Toronto |
| McKenney, Paul |
Carnegie Mellon University |
| Miller, Arnold W. |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| Milovich, David |
University of Wisconsin |
| Moore, Justin |
Cornell University |
| Morley, Michael |
Cornell University |
| Morley, Vivienne |
Cornell University |
| Pichardo Mendoza, Roberto |
UNC Charlotte |
| Raghovan, Dilip |
University of Toronto |
| Roger, Neil |
York University |
| Rute, Jason |
Carnegie Mellon University |
| Scheepers, Marion |
Boise State University |
| Schimmerling, Ernest |
Carnegie Mellon University |
| Shafer, Paul |
Cornell University |
| Sinapova, Dima |
University of California, Irvine |
| Sokic, Miodrag |
University of Toronto |
| Steprans, Juris |
York University |
| Strullu, Rémi |
Université Paris 7 |
| Szeptycki, Paul |
York University |
| Tall, Franklin |
University of Toronto |
| Todorcevic, Stevo |
C.N.R.S., Paris and University of Toronto |
| Unger, Spencer |
Carnegie Mellon University |
| Weinert, Thilo |
University of Bonn |
| Weiss, William |
University of Toronto |
| Yi, Byeong-Uk |
University of Toronto |
| Zamora, Beatriz |
York University |
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