Saturday, March 24, 2018

[DMANET] DMV-Studierendenkolleg UnDecidability: Workshop Announcement: 29 & 30. June 2018 in Hamburg

Workshop "DMV-Studierendenkolleg: UnDecidability"

29. - 30. June 2018

Hamburg, Germany

There is no participation fee, but registration is required until 01.
June 2018,

The number of participants is limited and distributed by a first-come
first-served principle!

We also offer a small catering.

WEBSITE

https://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/undecidability/


CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

Carolin Antos (U Konstanz)

Alexander C. Block (U Hamburg)

Nathan Bowler (U Hamburg)

Martin Goldstern (TU Vienna)

Pascal Gollin (U Hamburg)

Regula Krapf (U Koblenz-Landau)

Christian Reiher (U Hamburg)

Daniel T. Soukup (U Vienna)

WHAT

This two-day DMV Studierendenkolleg is concerned with the topic of
undecidability.

In several talks and workshops we will be introduced to the topic and
receive an overview,

also concerning the intersections with other topics in mathematics (here
infinite combinatorics).

Finally we will catch a glimpse of the current state of research in two
research talks.

WHO

The DMV Studierendenkolleg targets students of Mathematics or similar
subjects.

Although the main target audience are bachelor and master students we
are looking forward to

also welcome interested PhD students or advanced scholars.

SPONSORING

Here we would like to sincerely thank our sponsors, who made this event
possible!

These are the

German Mathematical Society (Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung, DMV),

the Department of Mathematics of the University of Hamburg,

Evert Willem Beth Foundation and the

Marie Curie Individual Fellowship (H2020-MSCA-IF-2015) project number
706219 - REGPROP.

CONTACT

undecidability (dot) math (at) uni-hamburg (dot) de

We are looking forward to welcome you in Hamburg!

Karl Heuer, Hendrik Niehaus and Deniz Sarikaya

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