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Menachem Magidor received his PhD in 1973
under the direction of Azriel
Levy. He has
published over fifty papers. His work in set
theory includes seminal contributions to
the study of large cardinals, cardinal
arithmetic,
infinitary logic, forcing axioms and
saturated
ideals. His work on non-monotonic logic has
been very influential in computer
science.
Prof Magidor is Professor of
Mathematics at
the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem. He has
just begun his third term as
President of the
Hebrew University.
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CONFIRMED SPEAKERS |
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Schedule information (there are
recent changes)
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Uri Abraham
(Ben-Gurion University)
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Andres Caicedo
(Caltech)
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MAMLS travel and lodging
support
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Ilijas Farah (York
University)
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Moti Gitik (Tel Aviv
University)
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Hotel information
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Tetsuya Ishiu
(University of Kansas)
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Thomas Jech
(Mathematical Institute of the ASCR)
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Maps
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Peter Komjath
(Eotvos University)
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Bill Mitchell
(University of Florida)
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Transportation from the hotel: vans will
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Justin Moore (Boise
State University)
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be at the hotel at 1230 Friday for transport
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Assaf Sharon
(University of California, Irvine)
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to the opening session
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Richard Shore
(Cornell University)
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Jouko Vaananen
(University of Helsinki)
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CONTACT |
Arthur Apter (Baruch College of CUNY)
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James Cummings (Carnegie Mellon University)
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James Cummings
(jcumming@andrew.cmu.edu)
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Matt
Foreman (University of California, Irvine)
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