Logic Seminar (MATH 781-782)
Logic Seminar (MATH 781-782)
List of Talks given in 1999-2000
Tuesday, August 31 | Walker White, Cornell University Algorithmic complexity of some model theoretic properties |
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Thursday, September 2 | Roman Tymkiv, Cornell University Intuitionistic arithmetic |
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Tuesday, September 7 | Walker White, Cornell University Algorithmic complexity of some model theoretic properties II |
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Thursday, September 9 | Joe Miller, Cornell University Realizability and recursive mathematics I: intuitionistic set theory |
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Tuesday, September 14 | Richard Shore, Cornell University Defining the Turing jump I |
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Thursday, September 16 | Joe Miller, Cornell University Realizability and recursive mathematics II: the general realizability structure |
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Tuesday, September 21 | Sergei Artemov, Cornell University Proof realizability |
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Thursday, September 23 | Joe Miller, Cornell University Realizability and recursive mathematics III |
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Tuesday, September 28 | Harold Hodes, Cornell University Generalizing natural deduction (at least slightly) |
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Thursday, September 30 | Joe Miller, Cornell University Realizability and recursive mathematics IV |
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Tuesday, October 5 | Alexandre Evfimievski, Cornell University A probabilistic algorithm for updating files over a communication link |
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Thursday, October 7 | Joe Miller, Cornell University Realizability and recursive mathematics V |
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Tuesday, October 12 | Philip Scowcroft, Wesleyan University Intuitionistic analysis |
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Thursday, October 14 | Philip Scowcroft, Wesleyan University Intuitionistic analysis II |
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Tuesday, October 19 | Alexei Kopylov, Cornell University Linear logic |
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Tuesday, October 26 | Alexei Kopylov, Cornell University Linear logic, part II: decidability of linear affine logic |
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Thursday, October 28 | Walker White, Cornell University Realizability and recursive mathematics |
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Thursday, November 4 | Walker White, Cornell University Realizability and recursive mathematics II |
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Tuesday, November 9 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Realizability and recursive set theory |
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Thursday, November 11 | Harvey Friedman, Ohio State University Approximate fixed points, disjoint covers and optimized posets |
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Tuesday, November 16 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Realizability and recursive set theory II |
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Thursday, November 18 | Steve Zdancewic, Cornell University Computational interpretation of classical proofs |
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Tuesday, November 23 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Realizability and recursive set theory III |
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Thursday, January 27 | Vitezxlav Svejdar, Karlovy University PSPACE-completeness in some non-classical logics |
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Tuesday, February 1 | Richard Shore, Cornell University Defining the Turing jump I |
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Thursday, February 3 | Roman Tymkiv, Cornell University Constructive ordinals and Pi-1-1 sets I |
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Tuesday, February 8 | Richard Shore, Cornell University Defining the Turing jump II |
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Thursday, February 10 | Roman Tymkiv, Cornell University Constructive ordinals and Pi-1-1 sets II |
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Tuesday, February 15 | Joseph Miller, Cornell University Variations on timed automata |
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Thursday, February 17 | Roman Tymkiv, Cornell University Constructive ordinals and Pi-1-1 sets III |
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Tuesday, February 22 | Yuval Gabay, Cornell University The hyperarithmetic hierarchy |
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Tuesday, February 29 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Decidable Kripke models for modal logic I |
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Thursday, March 2 | Yuval Gabay, Cornell University The hyperarithmetic hierarchy II |
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Tuesday, March 7 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Decidable Kripke models for modal logic II |
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Thursday, March 9 | Yuval Gabay, Cornell University The hyperarithmetic hierarchy III |
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Tuesday, March 14 | Suman Ganguli, Cornell University Decidable Kripke models for modal logic III |
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Thursday, March 16 | Noam Greenberg, Cornell University Sigma-1-1 predicates of reals I |
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Tuesday, March 28 | Richard Shore, Cornell University Another splitting theorem |
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Thursday, March 30 | Noam Greenberg, Cornell University Sigma-1-1 predicates of reals II |
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Tuesday, April 4 | Noam Greenberg, Cornell University Sigma-1-1 predicates of reals III |
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Thursday, April 6 | Noam Greenberg, Cornell University Sigma-1-1 predicates of reals IV |
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Tuesday, April 11 | Roman Tymkiv, Cornell University Finite computable dimension does not relativize |
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Wednesday, April 12 | Gerald Sacks, Harvard University and MIT E-recursion I |
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Thursday, April 13 | Gerald Sacks, Harvard University and MIT E-recursion II |
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Tuesday, April 18 | Walker White, Cornell University Metarecursion: enumerability I |
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Tuesday, April 25 | Walker White, Cornell University Metarecursion: enumerability II |
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Tuesday, May 2 | Walker White, Cornell University Metarecursion: priority arguments |
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Thursday, May 4 | Walker White, Cornell University Metarecursion: priority arguments |