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11th Asian Logic Conference, Singapore

22-27 June 2009

ALC2009 in Singapore  First Call for Papers

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Eleventh Asian Logic Conference
National University of Singapore
Singapore
22 - 27 June 2009

Deadline for submissions: 15 March 2009

http://www.ims.nus.edu.sg/Programs/09asianlogic/index.htm#Visitors
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The Eleventh Asian Logic Conference will be held in Singapore from 22 to 27
June 2009. The Asian Logic Conference series is sponsored by the Association
for Symbolic Logic, and the meetings are major international events in
mathematical logic. The series features the latest scientific developments
in the fields in mathematical logic and its applications, logic in computer
science, and philosophical logic. It also aims to promote mathematical logic
in the Asia-Pacific region and to bring logicians together both from within
Asia and elsewhere to exchange information and ideas.

From 1981 to 2008, the Asian Logic Conference has been held triennially and
rotated among countries in the Asia-Pacific region. The previous meetings
took place in Singapore (1981), Bangkok (1984), Beijing (1987), Tokyo
(1990), Singapore (1993), Beijing (1996), Hsi-Tou (1999), Chongqing (2002),
Novosibirsk (2005), and Kobe (2008). In 2008, the East Asian and
Australasian Committees of the Association of Symbolic Logic decided to
shorten the three-year cycle to two. The committees also chose Singapore
2009 to begin the new cycle in honor of Professor Chitat Chong's 60th
birthday. Professor Chong is one of the founders of the Asian Logic
Conference series and a central figure in establishing mathematical logic in
Asia.

The ALC2009 program will cover a wide range of topics and will feature
plenary lectures presented by leading specialists in every major area of
mathematical logic.  The conference topics include, but not limited to:

Computability/recursion theory
Constructive mathematics
Model theory and its applications
Non-classical logic
Philosophy of science and logic
Proof theory
Reverse mathematics
Set theory
Theoretical computer science

The confirmed invited speakers are: Klaus Ambos-Spies (University of
Heidelberg, Germany), Toshiyasu Arai (Kobe University, Japan), Bektur
Baizhanov (Institute of Informatics and Control Problems, Kazakhstan), John
T. Baldwin (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA), Rodney Downey (Victoria
University of Wellington, New Zealand), Ilijas Farah (York University,
Canada), Renling Jin (College of Charleston, USA), Iskander Sh. Kalimullin
(Kazan State University, Russia), Peter Koellner (Harvard University, USA),
Manuel Lerman (University of Connecticut, USA), Menachem Magidor (Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, Israel), Michael Rathjen (University of Leeds,
U.K.), Gerald E. Sacks (Harvard University, USA), Stephen G. Simpson
(Pennsylvania State University, USA), Theodore A. Slaman (University of
California at Berkeley, USA), Frank Stephan (National University of
Singapore, Singapore), W. Hugh Woodin (University of California at Berkeley,
USA).

We particularly invite papers by logicians from the Asia-Pacific region.

We also strongly encourage graduate students to attend the conference.
Limited student support will be available. Those who are interested should
write to alc2009@nus.edu.sg with a supporting letter from a supervisor
before 15 March 2009.

Abstracts of contributed talks must contain: title and authors; physical and
e-mail addresses; identification of corresponding author, if not the first
author; a short abstract; and a list of keywords.  They should be written in
ENGLISH. They should be submitted as email attachments BOTH as a LaTeX file
AND as a pdf file to alc2009@nus.edu.sg by the deadline of 15 March 2009. We
will acknowledge receipt of your submission
and notify you about your paper's acceptance/rejection by 31 March 2009.

Abstracts of contributed talks submitted by ASL members will be published in
The Bulletin of Symbolic Logic.