Tutorial Track

L. Barto: The complexity of constraint problems

I will talk about some results and mathematical techniques that are used to study the computational and descriptive complexity of Constraint Satisfaction Problems (CSPs) and Promise CSPs. The focus will be on concepts and ideas that could potentially be applicable more broadly.

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J. Bergfalk: The cohomology of the ordinals

We'll survey cohomological approaches to infinitary combinatorics, and most particularly to that of the ordinals $\omega_n$. The core of this series of talks is ongoing joint work with Chris Lambie-Hanson and Jing Zhang. At the core, in turn, of that work is a stubbornly open question about how far those ordinals' combinatorics are determined by the ZFC axioms alone. We will complain about this question's obstinacy.

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P. Larson: Universally Measurable Sets

A subset of a topological space is said to be universally measurable if it is measured by the completion of each countably additive $\sigma$-finite Borel measure on the space. We will survey what is known about universally measurable subsets of Polish spaces, including constructions of exotic examples. We will also present some of the many basic open questions about the universally measurable sets, in particular the question of whether it is consistent that all universally measurable sets have the Baire property. Along the way we will discuss the related notions of universally null, universally categorical and universally Baire sets.

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P. Szeptycki: Ramsey theoretic notions of convergence and compactness

Interactions between Ramsey Theory, functional analysis, algebra and topology have a long history. These lectures will focus on various Ramsey theoretic notions of convergence that have arisen independently in the literature. For example, Knaust defined a notion of Ramsey convergence in his study of angelic spaces, Hindman et al to answer a purely topological question, and Banakh and others in connection to topological algebra, specifically the existence of idempotents in topological semi-groups. We will focus on our recent work applying these Ramsey-like convergence properties in the formulation of so-called high-dimensional compactness properties. Some applications, open problems and future directions will also be discussed.

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Research Track

SpeakerTitleAbstract/Slides
Julia ŚcisłowskaModern methods of constructing the Knaster continuumabstract slides
Szymon ŻeberskiTopology idealizedabstract slides
Dominik BargiełaTopological Stäckel Hypothesis
Andrew Brooke-TaylorA 2 generator free LD-algebra from very large cardinalsabstract slides
Nick ChapmanChanging the Length of the Borel Hierarchyabstract slides
David ChodounskyClosing information slides
Jakub CieplechowiczEverywhere J sets slides
Pratulananda DasI-Characterized Subgroups of the Circle slides
Hope DuncanWeakly Compact cardinals in the Bristol Modelabstract slides
Márton ElekesIs there a largest small set?abstract
Rafał FilipówTwo b or not two b?abstract slides
Kateřina FukováOn the structure of commutative (von Neumann) regular semiartinian algebrasabstract
Takehiko GappoCardinal invariants of idealized Miller null sets slides
Lyra GardinerStructural Infinite-Exponent Partition Relations and Weak Choice Principlesabstract slides
Tatsuya GotoCichoń's minimum with $F_\sigma$ measure zero idealabstract slides
Valentin HaberlUniversally meager sets in the Miller model and similar onesabstract slides
Yusuke HayashiIntroduction to Transfinite Chompabstract slides
Silvan HorvathLaver ultrafiltersabstract slides
Jan HubičkaOn Big Ramsey degrees of universal ω-edge-labeled hypergraphsabstract slides
Janos IvanyosAlgebraic characterisation of pseudo-elementary and second-order classesabstract slides
Jerzy KąkolNew results and problems related with $\Delta$-spaces and $\Delta_1$-spacesabstract slides
Małgorzata KowalczukCritical ideals for countable compact spacesabstract slides
Wiesław KubiśSlim sets in vector spacesabstract slides
Chris Lambie-HansonTBA
Mikołaj MarsyCombinatorial Banach Spaces obtained from Suslin Tree
Arturo Martinez Celisc.c.c. filters slides
Pedro MarunTBA
Łukasz MazurkiewiczIdeal zoo in the Baire space 1abstract slides
Marcin MichalskiIdeal zoo in the Baire space 2abstract slides
Julia MillhouseDefinable witnesses slides
Adam MorawskiRudin-Blass Ordering of Measuresabstract slides
Orazio NicolosiAround the decomposability of Borel functionsabstract slides
Fumiaki NishitaniThe Closed Subtree Property for Aronszajn treesabstract slides
Hidetaka NoroLocal constant evasion numberabstract
Mbekezeli NxumaloOn uniformly Menger elementsabstract slides
Daria Perkowska$\mathcal{M}_-^*$abstract slides
Małgorzata RojekAlmost disjoint families under automorphisms of $\wp(\mathbb{N})/Fin$ and $\ell_\infty/c_0$abstract slides
Maurício Rossetto CorrêaBaire Category Invariants and the Structure of Non-Separable Banach Spacesabstract slides
Ryoichi SatoGroupwise density number after Combinatorial tree forcingabstract slides
Zdeněk SilberA countably tight P(K) space admitting a nonseparable measureabstract slides
Damian SobotaOn minimal dimension of normed barrelled spacesabstract slides
Šárka Stejskalová
Maximilian StrohmeierSheaves for Ramsey Theory and Computer Science slides
Toshimasa TannoPerfect set dichotomy theorem in generalized Solovay modelabstract slides
Tristan van der VlugtThe higher closed null ideal(s)abstract slides
Lyubomyr Zdomskyy A topological characterization of $\min\{\mathfrak{r},\mathfrak{d}\}$abstract slides

Scientific committee

David Chodounský, Institute of Mathematics, Czech Academy of Sciences
Jan Grebík, Masaryk University, and University of California, Los Angeles
Chris Lambie-Hanson, Institute of Mathematics, Czech Academy of Sciences

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