15th International Luminy Workshop in Set Theory
XVe Atelier international de théorie des ensembles
23 – 27 September 2019
Scientific Committee
Comité scientifique Menachem Magidor (University of Jerusalem) |
Organizing Committee
Comité d’organisation Mirna Dzamonja (University of East Anglia) |
The Luminy workshops in Set Theory have been taking place since 1990. The goal of these meetings is on one side to to present the most important recent results in set theory as well as its interactions with other disciplines and on the other to promote new promising directions in research. The scientific level of these meetings is very high, with around 10 ICM speakers and experts from leading universities around the world, as well as some of the most promising young researchers. These meetings play an important role in the attractiveness of France in this subject and help to keep together this scientific community in set theory which is spread out in various parts of the world.
The program committee selects 2-3 themes and invites renowned researchers to give mini courses on these topics. It also selects the participants making an effort to maintain geographic and thematic diversity. The scientific program is then made by the participants themselves who propose lectures on their recent work and in relation with the main themes of the meeting. For this workshop we plan to concentrate on the following themes: |
Les Ateliers de Théorie des Ensembles ont lieu au CIRM à Luminy depuis 1990. Le but de ces rencontres est d’un côté de présenter les résultats les plus marquants en théorie des ensembles et ses interactions avec d’autres disciplines et de l’autre côté de promouvoir les nouvelles directions de recherche qui semblent les pus prometteuses. Ce sont des rencontres de très haut niveau comportant une dizaine d’invités à l’ICM, de nombreux chercheurs venant des meilleures universités mondiales, et les jeunes chercheurs les plus prometteurs. Elles jouent un rôle important dans l’attractivité de la France dans ce domaine et font aussi vivre la communauté qui est relativement éparpillée dans le monde.
Le comité de programme choisit 2-3 thèmes principaux et invite des chercheurs reconnus à faire des mini cours sur ces thèmes. Il choisit aussi des participants en faisant attention à la diversité géographique et thématique. Le programme scientifique est fait par les participants eux-mêmes qui se proposent à faire des exposés sur leurs travaux récents. Pour cette rencontre nous avons prévu de mettre l’accent sur les thèmes suivants : |
David Aspero (University of East Anglia) Forcing axioms and (*)
Omer Ben Neria (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Many ω-strongly measurables in HOD
Jeff Bergfalk (UNAM) Simultaneously vanishing higher derived limits
Joerg Brendle (Kobe University) Asymptotic cardinal invariants
Raphaël Carroy (KGRC, U Wien) Using descriptive dichotomies for graphs
David Chodounský (Institute of Mathematics of the Czech Academy of Sciences) Generic ultrafilters
James Cummings (Carnegie Mellon University) Singular Cardinal Invariants
Natasha Dobrinen (University of Denver) Borel sets of Rado graphs are Ramsey
Matthew Foreman (University of California Irvine) On a question of Welch
Sy-David Friedman (KGRC, U Wien) Mighty Mouse
Gunter Fuchs (College of Staten Island (CUNY)) Relativizing strong reflection principles to forcing classes
Michael Hrusak (UNAM) C ∗ -algebras and AD families
Péter Komjáth (Eotvos University, Budapest) Some results on set mappings
John Krueger (University of North Texas) Guessing models and the singular cardinal hypothesis
Dominique Lecomte (UPMC) On the comparison of analytic digraphs of uncountable Borel chromatic number
Sandra Müller (KGRC, U Wien) Lower bounds for the perfect set property at weakly compact cardinals
Assaf Rinot (Bar-Ilan University) Chain conditions, unbounded colorings and the C-sequence spectrum
Ralf Schindler (University of Münster) A proof of a version of the Ω conjecture plus an application
Philipp Schlicht (University of Bristol) Internal absoluteness
Farmer Schlutzenberg (University of Münster) M_1 and its strategy extensions
Dima Sinapova (University of Illinois at Chicago) ITP at successors of singulars
Nam Trang (University of North Texas) The strength of Hom∞ sealing
Toshimichi Usuba (Waseda University) Set-theoretic geology without AC
Matteo Viale (University of Torino) The Kaiser hulls of set theory
Philip Welch (University of Bristol) Closed and unbounded classes of ordinals
Jindrich Zapletal (University of Florida) Geometric set theory
Martin Zeman (University of California Irvine) New approach to lower bounds for the consistency results related to mutual stationarity