Logic Seminar (MATH 781-782)
Logic Seminar (MATH 781-782)
List of Talks given in 1997-98
Tue., September 2 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Effective completeness theorem; model completeness and decidability |
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Thu., September 4 | Reed Solomon, Cornell University Computable presentations of structures of low degree |
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Tue., September 9 | Robert Milnikel, Cornell University Omitting types and decidability |
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Thu., September 11 | Joe Miller, Cornell University Avoidable algebraic sets in Euclidean space |
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Tue., September 16 | Robert Milnikel, Cornell University Omitting types and decidability II |
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Thu., September 18 | Joe Miller, Cornell University Avoidable algebraic sets in Euclidean space II |
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Tue., September 23 | Robert Milnikel, Cornell University Omitting types and decidability |
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Thu., September 25 | Denis Hirschfeldt, Cornell University The Baldwin-Lachlan theorem |
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Tue., September 30 | Robert Milnikel, Cornell University Omitting types and decidability II |
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Tue., October 7 | Richard Shore, Cornell University Decidable prime models |
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Thu., October 9 | Denis Hirschfeldt, Cornell University The Baldwin-Lachlan theorem II |
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Thu., October 16 | Bakhadyr Khoussainov, Cornell University Randomness, computability and finitely presented algebras |
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Tue., October 21 | Richard Shore, Cornell University Decidable prime models (cont.) |
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Tue., October 28 | Walker White, Cornell University Homogeneity and computability |
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Thu., October 30 | Walker White, Cornell University Homogeneity and computability, II |
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Tue., November 4 | Reed Solomon, Cornell University Saturation and computability |
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Thu., November 6 | Andrea Sorbi, University of Siena (Italy) The problem of embedding finite lattices into the $\Sigma^0_2$ e-degrees |
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Tue., November 11 | Bakhadyr Khoussainov, Cornell University Effective intuitionistic model theory |
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Thu., November 13 | Bakhadyr Khoussainov, Cornell University Effective intuitionistic model theory, II |
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Tue., November 18 | Joseph Halpern, Cornell University Degrees of belief, random worlds, and maximum entropy |
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Thu., November 20 | Geofrey LaForte, Wellington, New Zealand A Delta_2 set which is barely Sigma_2 |
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Tue., November 25 | Joseph Halpern, Cornell University Plausibility measures and default reasoning |
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Tue., December 2 | Vivian Morley, Cornell University Finitely axiomatizable theories |
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Thu., December 4 | Vivian Morley, Cornell University Finitely axiomatizable theories II |
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Thu., January 22 | Sergei Artemov, Cornell University and Steklov Institute Logic of proofs vs. typed lambda calculi |
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Tue., January 27 | Richard Shore, Cornell University Computable categoricity and degree spectra |
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Thu., January 29 | Sergei Artemov, Cornell University and Steklov Institute Logic of proofs vs. typed Lambda calculi II |
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Tue., February 3 | Walker White, Cornell University Computable categoricity and Scott families |
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Thu., February 5 | Miklos Erdelyi-Szabo, Cornell University Randomized Kripke schema and undecidability in the intuitionistic reals |
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Tue., February 10 | Denis Hirschfeldt, Cornell University Persistence of computable categoricity |
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Thu., February 12 | Dexter Kozen, Cornell University Hopkins' proof of Parikh's theorem |
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Tue., February 17 | Robert Milnikel, Cornell University Intrinsic and formally computable relations |
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Thu., February 19 | William Calhoun, Bloomsburg The Pi^{0}_{2} enumeration degrees are not dense |
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Tue., February 24 | Vivian Morley, Cornell University Turing machine computations and finitely axiomatizable theories |
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Thu., February 26 | Denis Hirschfeldt, Cornell University A basis theorem for perfect sets |
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Tue., March 3 | Vivian Morley, Cornell University Turing machine computations and finitely axiomatizable theories II |
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Thu., March 5 | Reed Solomon, Cornell University On degrees of models of arithmetic |
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Tue., March 10 | Jeniffer Seitzer, College of Mt. St. Joseph Knowledge representation using normal logic programs |
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Tue., March 24 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Relatively intrinsically recursive relations |
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Thu., March 26 | Sergei Artemov, Cornell University and Moscow Proof polynomials vs. lambda terms |
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Tue., March 31 | Walker White, Cornell University Metatheorems for priority arguments |
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Thu., April 2 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Degrees of models of arithmetic |
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Tue., April 7 | Walker White, Cornell University Metatheorems for priority arguments |
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Thu., April 9 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Degrees of models of arithmetic |
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Tue., April 14 | Walker White, Cornell University Metatheorems for priority arguments II |
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Thu., April 16 | Joe Miller, Cornell University The Krohn-Rhodes decomposition theorem for automata |
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Thu., April 23 | Walker White or Richard Shore, Cornell University Degree spectra |
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Thu., April 23 | Valentina Harizanov, George Washington University Computability-theoretic properties of relations on computable models |
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Tue., April 28 | J.M. Davoren, Cornell University On continuous dynamics and modal logics |
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Thu., April 30 | Julia Knight, Notre Dame University Ash's program in computable structure theory |