Games

This page gives information about one-day conference on Games and set theory, the seventh in the series Set theory and its neighbours, which took place on Wednesday, 27th September 2000 at the London Mathematical Society building, De Morgan House, 57-58 Russell Square, London WC1.

The speakers at the meeting were:

• Thomas Forster (Cambridge), Games played on an illfounded -relation (ps)
• Martin Hyland (Cambridge), Games and Proofs: who wins an infinite play?
• Tom Jech (Czech Academy of Sciences), Games on Boolean algebras
• Richard Kaye (Birmingham), A nonstandard approach to Baire Category (dvi), (ps), (pdf)

We are very grateful to the LMS for allowing us to use De Morgan House as a venue.

Model theory and set theory (the sixth meeting in the series), including slides from the talks and related preprints.
Topology and set theory (the fifth meeting in the series), including slides from the talks and related preprints.
Ergodic theory and set theory (the fourth meeting in the series), including slides from the talks and related preprints.
Combinatorics and set theory (the third meeting in the series), including slides from the talks and related preprints.
Finite model theory and set theory (the second meeting in the series), including slides from the talks and related preprints.
Set theory, analysis and their neighbours (the first meeting in the series), inlcuding slides from the talks and related preprints.

Last updated on 2nd October 2000