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SUMMARY:Descriptive Set Theory, Lausanne, Switzerl
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LOCATION:Lausanne, Switzerland
DESCRIPTION:The Swiss Graduate Society of Logic an
 d Philosophy of Science (SGSLPS) organises a one-d
 ay conference on Descriptive Set Theory on May 9 i
 n Lausanne (Switzerland).    Descriptive Set Theor
 y is the study of the sets of reals that can be ex
 plicitly defined or constructed, and so can be exp
 ected to have certain properties, such as Lebesgue
  Measurability, not enjoyed by arbitrary sets. It 
 is a central part of contemporary Set Theory and t
 herefore dealing with major logical concepts, such
  as definability and undecidability. Prof. Andrett
 a (Universita di Torino) will provide the audience
  with a gentle introduction to Descriptive Set The
 ory and its interactions with other parts of mathe
 matics. Prof. Duparc (Université de Lausanne) will
  then focus on infinite games, a major technique i
 n this field.   For more information, see http://w
 ww.sgslps.ch/events.php
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n      <p>\n        
 The Swiss Graduate Society of Logic and Philosophy
  of Science\n        (SGSLPS) organises a one-day 
 conference on Descriptive Set\n        Theory on M
 ay 9 in Lausanne (Switzerland).\n      </p>\n     
  <p>\n        Descriptive Set Theory is the study 
 of the sets of reals that\n        can be explicit
 ly defined or constructed, and so can be\n        
 expected to have certain properties, such as Lebes
 gue\n        Measurability, not enjoyed by arbitra
 ry sets. It is a central\n        part of contempo
 rary Set Theory and therefore dealing with\n      
   major logical concepts, such as definability and
 \n        undecidability. Prof. Andretta (Universi
 ta di Torino) will\n        provide the audience w
 ith a gentle introduction to Descriptive\n        
 Set Theory and its interactions with other parts o
 f\n        mathematics. Prof. Duparc (Universit&ea
 cute; de Lausanne) will\n        then focus on inf
 inite games, a major technique in this field.\n   
    </p>\n    \n      <p>For more information, see\
 n        <a target="_blank" href="http://www.sgslp
 s.ch/events.php">http://www.sgslps.ch/events.php</
 a>\n      </p>\n    
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