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 January-2015-Wadge-theory-and-automata-Turin-Italy
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SUMMARY:Wadge theory and automata, Turin, Italy
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LOCATION:Turin, Italy
DESCRIPTION:The logic group in Turin is pleased to
  announce a one-day workshop on "Wadge theory and 
 automata". Wadge theory is an area of descriptive 
 set theory dealing with the classification of subs
 ets of reals in terms of their topological complex
 ity. It has strong connections with automata theor
 y, in particular when it comes to classifying omeg
 a-regular languages that can be recognized by diff
 erent types of automata.   The workshop will consi
 st of four talks, by Jacques Duparc (Lausanne), Al
 essandro Facchini (Warsaw), Victor Selivanov (Novo
 sibirsk) and Olivier Finkel (Paris). The meeting w
 ill be concluded by a brief discussion session out
 lining some open problems and future directions of
  the area.   More information can be found on the 
 webpage of the workshop: http://www.personalweb.un
 ito.it/luca.mottoros/workshop280115.html
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n      <p>The logic 
 group in Turin is pleased to announce a one-day\n 
      workshop on &quot;Wadge theory and automata&q
 uot;. Wadge theory\n      is an area of descriptiv
 e set theory dealing with the\n      classificatio
 n of subsets of reals in terms of their topologica
 l\n      complexity. It has strong connections wit
 h automata theory, in\n      particular when it co
 mes to classifying omega-regular languages\n      
 that can be recognized by different types of autom
 ata.\n      </p>\n      <p>The workshop will consi
 st of four talks, by Jacques Duparc\n      (Lausan
 ne), Alessandro Facchini (Warsaw), Victor Selivano
 v\n      (Novosibirsk) and Olivier Finkel (Paris).
  The meeting will be\n      concluded by a brief d
 iscussion session outlining some open\n      probl
 ems and future directions of the area.\n      </p>
 \n    \n      <p>More information can be found on 
 the webpage of the workshop:\n      <a target="_bl
 ank" href="http://www.personalweb.unito.it/luca.mo
 ttoros/workshop280115.html">http://www.personalweb
 .unito.it/luca.mottoros/workshop280115.html</a>\n 
      </p>\n    
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