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set theory and its neighbours, 25/4/01 (fwd)

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Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2001 20:53:37 +0100 (BST)
From: ucahcjm <ucahcjm@UCL.ac.uk>
Subject: set theory and its neighbours, 25/4/01


                     Set theory and its neighbours, 9


   Dear Colleague 

       This messages is to give initial information about the nineth 
   one-day meeting in the series "Set theory and its neighbours", 
   which will take place on on Wednesday 25th April 2001 at the 
   London Mathematical Society building, De Morgan House, 57-58 
   Russell Square, London WC1. The meeting will start at 11am, when 
   coffee will be available, and the first talk will be at 11.30. 
   The last talk should finish at roughly 6pm.

       The speakers at the meeting will be:

   *  Russell Barker (Oxford), 
         <title to be confirmed>
   *  Mirna Dzamonja (East Anglia), "Combinatorial principles that 
         follow from GCH-like cardinal arithmetic assumptions"
   *  Peter Koepke (Bonn),
         "A new fine-structure theory for constructible inner models"
   *  Justin Moore (East Anglia), 
         "Open colouring axioms and the size of the continuum"
   *  Iain Stewart (Leicester), 
         <title to be confirmed>
 
       More information, including further titles,
   will be available as we confirm it via the meetings' web-page:
          http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucahcjm/stn.html


      As ever, we hope to keep the meeting fairly relaxed, allowing 
   plenty of opportunity for informal discussion. We welcome and encourage
   anyone to participate. You are very welcome simply to turn up on the 
   day if you make a late decision. And we hope as many attendees as 
   possible will be able to come to "DK" for informal discussions at the 
   end of the talks section of the meeting.

      Please do tell anyone about the meeting who you think
   may be interested in it. And let us know if you would 
   like to speak or have ideas for speakers at future meetings.

      We are very grateful to the LMS for allowing us to use De Morgan
   House as a venue.  (De Morgan House is in the south-east corner of 
   Russell Square, The nearest tube station is Russell Square, but 
   De Morgan House is also only a short walk from Euston, Euston Square 
   and Goodge Street stations. See the web-site for maps and similarly
   for directions to "DK".)

            Best regards,
              Charles