Logic Fest in the Windy City

https://homepages.math.uic.edu/~sinapova/Logic%20fest%202019.html

The conference will take place at the University of Illinois at Chicago on May 30 – June 2. We will cover topics in set theory, descriptive set theory, model theory, and various applications. The workshop is aimed at graduate students and postdocs, but can also be beneficial to anyone interested in current developments in logic. We will have three tutorials and several talks. The invited speakers are: 

Tutorials:

• Natasha Dobrinen, University of Denver
• Maryanthe Malliaris, University of Chicago
• Spencer Unger, Hebrew University

Talks:

• Anton Bernshteyn, CMU
• Will Boney, Harvard
• Filippo Calderoni, Münster
• Artem Chernikov, UCLA
• Sherwood Hachtman, UIC
• John Krueger, University of North Texas
• Miguel Angel Mota, ITAM
• Sandra Müller, Vienna
• Caroline Terry, University of Chicago
• Todor Tsankov, Paris
• Jouko Väänänen, Helsinki 

Travel support is available. Requests should be directed to Dima Sinapova. Graduate students, young researchers, female mathematicians and members of underrepresented groups are particularly encouraged to apply.

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Set-theoretic methods in topology and real functions theory, Kosice

Set-theoretic methods in topology and real functions theory, dedicated to 80th birthday of Lev Bukovsky

The conference takes place in Kosice, the city located in eastern Slovakia, on September 9-13, 2019. There is a nice occasion of celebrating 80th birthday of Lev Bukovsky this year, who spent most of his life in the city. The webpage of the meeting is

http://umv.science.upjs.sk/setmath/

Topics of interest include set-theoretic topology, descriptive set theory, cardinal invariants, selection principles and set-theoretic aspects of the convergence of functions. The program consists of lectures provided by invited speakers

Aleksander Blaszczyk, Vera Fischer, Istvan Juhasz, Menachem Magidor, Dilip Raghavan, Boaz Tsaban

and contributed talks of participants.

Participants registration with welcome reception starts on Sunday evening, September 8.

Accommodation support deadline: May 31

Registration deadline: June 30

Due to Visegrad Fund we may support the accommodation of small number of PhD students or young researchers, from Visegrad Countries, Eastern Partnership Countries or Western Balkans Countries.

Set theory in the UK 2, Bristol

Set Theory in the United Kingdom is a joint research group in set theory funded by the London Mathematical Society (Scheme 3) with members at the Universities of Bristol, Cambridge, East Anglia, Leeds, Oxford, Warwick and University College London.

STUK 2 will take place on Wednesday, 8 May 2019, 11.00-18.00 at the University of Bristol.

11-12 Victoria Gitman: Set theory in second-order 

13-14 Andrew Brooke-Taylor: Set theory and category theory 

Location: 4th floor seminar room, School of Mathematics, University of Bristol, Howard house, Queen’s avenue, Bristol BS8 1SD.

Joel David Hamkins in Amsterdam 2019

Amsterdam, The Netherlands
11 May 2019, 10:30-17:00

http://events.illc.uva.nl/Workshops/Hamkins2019/

On Saturday, 11 May 2019, Professor Joel David Hamkins, the Sir Peter 
Strawson Fellow at University College Oxford, is visiting Amsterdam to 
speak at the Wijsgerig Festival DRIFT on the topic of ‘Het zijn en de 
dingen’. We used this opportunity to arrange for a small informal workshop 
on mathematical logic and set theory during the day. The programme will 
contain talks by ILLC students, a presentation by Professor Hamkins, and 
plenty of time for discussions.

The meeting will take place in the Belle van Zuylenzaal (Single 421-427; 
Room C1.13) in the University Library of the Universiteit van Amsterdam 
with the following schedule:

10:30-11:15
     Robert Passmann, E-models of IZF and intuitionistic multiverses
11:30-12:15
     Sam Adam-Day, Polyhedra Completeness in Intermediate and Modal Logics
12:15-14:15
     Lunch break
14:15-15:15
     Joel David Hamkins, The modal logic of potentialism
15:30-17:00
     Informal discussions in small groups

Carlos di Prisco Birthday Meeting, Bogota

November 27-29, 2019, Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota, Colombia.

Carlos di Prisco will turn 70 years old in October 2019. This conference is held in honor of his life and work.

It is intended for a wide audience, especially for students, but will also include the participation of mathematicians who have worked with Carlos and are close to him.

Invited speakers include J. Bagaria, C. Brech, J. Lopez-Abad, N. Dobrinen, A. Arias, and X. Caicedo.

Members of the organizing committee: A. Villaveces, C. Uzcategui and J. Mijares.

Sixteenth Asian Logic Conference, Astana

Sixteenth Asian Logic Conference (ALC)
June 17-21, 2019, Nazarbayev University, Astana, Kazakhstan.
http://www.alc2019.kz

The invited speakers include S. Badaev, N. Bazhenov, Q. Feng, S. Fuchino, B. 
Kim, T. Kihara, B. Kulpeshov, D. Kuske, D. Macpherson, A. Pietarinen, T. Usuba and S. Zhiwei.

Special sessions will be held in Computability Theory, Model Theory, Set Theory, Logic in Computer Science and Philosophical Logic.

The members of the Local Organizing Committee are M. Mustafa and V. Tourassis. The members of the Program Committee are B. Baizhanov, J. Brendle, S.S. Goncharov (chair), G. Wu, K. Ikeda, B. Khoussainov, A. Morozov, H. Ono, Y. Yang and L. Yu.

For further information, visit http://www.alc2019.kz or email 
alc2019@nu.edu.kz.

Boise Extravaganza in Set Theory, second announcement

The 2019 Boise Extravaganza in Set Theory will take place in Ashland, Oregon, on the campus of Southern Oregon University, during June 19-21.
We are currently welcoming applications for travel grants from graduate students and postdocs (and other categories) in set theory and related fields. We will begin considering applications on May 1. We will continue accepting applications on a rolling basis until May 31.

Plenary speakers: Dana Bartosova (University of Florida)
 Steve Jackson (University of North Texas)
 Reese Johnston (University of Washington Robinson Center)
 Assaf Shani (UCLA)
 Piotr Szeczwak (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, Warsaw)
Contact: best@boisestate.edu

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The BEST conference particularly aims to support the careers of young researchers in set theory (and related fields!), with travel support available for graduate students and postdocs. BEST features professional development opportunities and awards for student presentations. Please pass this invitation along to students, postdocs, and colleagues to submit an abstract and participate in BEST!

BEST is an international conference featuring talks on a broad range of recent advances in set theory research. The conference is organized by the Set Theory group at Boise State University and is structured as a symposium of the 100th annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division (AAAS-PD). BEST is also supported by the NSF and Boise State University.

Organizers: Liljana Babinkostova (Boise State University), John Clemens (Boise State University), Samuel Coskey (Boise State University), Marion Scheepers (Boise State University). Scientific Committee: Natasha Dobrinen (University of Denver), Simon Thomas (Rutgers University)