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 -July-2011-Third-European-Set-Theory-Conference-Ed
 inburgh-Scotland
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SUMMARY:Third European Set Theory Conference, Edin
 burgh, Scotland
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110703
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20110708
LOCATION:Edinburgh, Scotland
DESCRIPTION:Set Theory as was quickly recognized b
 y David Hilbert more than 100 years ago, plays a f
 undamental foundational role in the intellectual u
 nderpinning of pure mathematics. Cantor's work on 
 cardinality and wellorderings was seen to establis
 h several basic areas of research whose threads we
  discern today and indeed will be emphasized in th
 is conference: on the arithmetic of cardinal numbe
 rs themselves, and on the `descriptive set theory'
  that seeks to analyse the logical complexity of s
 ets definable within mathematical language. Cantor
 's work derived from his study of trigonometric se
 ries, and modern set theory goes back to classical
  analysis as well as to modern Banach space theory
 , abstract algebra, ergodic theory, and dynamical 
 systems to find fruitful applications.   For more 
 information, see http://www.esf.org/conferences/11
 368.    The Programme Committee cordially invites 
 all researchers to submit their papers for present
 ation. Closing date for applications: 27 March 201
 1
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>Set T
 heory as was quickly recognized by David Hilbert m
 ore\n      than 100 years ago, plays a fundamental
  foundational role in the\n      intellectual unde
 rpinning of pure mathematics. Cantor's work on\n  
     cardinality and wellorderings was seen to esta
 blish several\n      basic areas of research whose
  threads we discern today and\n      indeed will b
 e emphasized in this conference: on the arithmetic
 \n      of cardinal numbers themselves, and on the
  `descriptive set\n      theory' that seeks to ana
 lyse the logical complexity of sets\n      definab
 le within mathematical language. Cantor's work der
 ived\n      from his study of trigonometric series
 , and modern set theory\n      goes back to classi
 cal analysis as well as to modern Banach\n      sp
 ace theory, abstract algebra, ergodic theory, and 
 dynamical\n      systems to find fruitful applicat
 ions.\n      </p>\n    \n      \n      <p>For more
  information, see\n        <a target="_blank" href
 ="http://www.esf.org/conferences/11368">http://www
 .esf.org/conferences/11368</a>.\n      </p>\n    <
 /div><div>\n      <p>\n        The Programme Commi
 ttee cordially invites all researchers\n        to
  submit their\n        papers for presentation.\n 
        Closing date for applications: 27 March 201
 1\n      </p>\n      </div>
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