Schedule with Slides

Plenary Talks

Special Sessions & Contributed Talks

Monday
Coffee Break
Negri
15:20–16:00
Syntax for semantics
Thapen
14:30–15:10
Induction, search problems and approximate counting
Beyersdorff
16:30–17:10
Proof complexity of quantified Boolean formulas
Bienvenu
14:30–15:10
Some questions of uniformity in algorithmic randomness
Harizanov
15:20–16:00
Approximately computable equivalence structures
Parente
17:20–18:00
Model-theoretic properties of ultrafilters and universality of forcing extensions
Macintyre
16:30–17:10
Model theory of adeles. Arithmetic equivalence
Tuesday
Coffee Break
Zucker
16:30–17:10
Bernoulli disjointness
Hayut
17:20–18:00
Stationary Reflection at the successor of a singular cardinal
Dittmann
15:20–16:00
Models of the common theory of algebraic extensions of the rational numbers
Berkman
14:30–15:10
Sharp actions of groups in the finite Morley rank context
Mumma
14:30–15:10
Diagrams and parallelism
Beeson
15:20–16:00
On the notion of equal figures in Euclid
Pakhomov
16:30–17:10
A weak set theory that proves its own consistency
Visser
17:20–18:00
Löb's logic and the Lewis arrow
Thursday
Coffee Break
Mildenberger
17:20–18:00
Generalised Miller forcing may collapse cardinals
Hirschfeldt
17:20–18:00
Computability theory, reverse mathematics, and Hindman's Theorem
Schweber
16:30–17:10
More effective cardinal characteristics
Paolini
15:20–16:00
First-order model theory of free projective planes
Boutry
14:30–15:10
Towards an independent version of Tarski's system of geometry
Jeřábek
14:30–15:10
Arithmetical and propositional reflection principles
Enayat
15:20–16:00
Some recent news about truth theories
Friday
Coffee Break
Pinto
14:30–15:10
Proof mining with the bounded functional interpretation
Afshari
15:20–16:00
An infinitary treatment of fixed point modal logic
Powell
16:30–17:10
A new application of proof mining in the fixed point theory of uniformly convex Banach spaces