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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2015/newsitem/6778/11-
 March-2015-Colloquium-on-Mathematical-Logic-Kostas
 -Tsaprounis-Athens-
DTSTAMP:20150305T000000
SUMMARY:Colloquium on Mathematical Logic, Kostas T
 saprounis (Athens)
ATTENDEE;ROLE=Speaker:Kostas Tsaprounis (Athens)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20150311T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20150311T170000
LOCATION:Room 610, Hans Freudenthal Building, Buda
 pestlaan 6, Utrecht
DESCRIPTION:In this (tutorial) talk we present som
 e of the usual (very) large cardinals, which are t
 hose described by the existence of elementary embe
 ddings between transitive class models of ZFC set 
 theory. We look at some standard results and techn
 iques in the context of such elementary embeddings
 . Subsequently, we introduce the hierarchies of C^
 (n)-cardinals, which were defined and studied by B
 agaria, giving an overview of their properties and
  connections with the usual large cardinal hierarc
 hy. Finally, we mention some recent applications o
 f C^(n)-cardinals outside of set theory. (The talk
  is meant to be accessible to master level student
 s.)  For abstracts and more information, see http:
 //www.staff.science.uu.nl/~ooste110/seminar.html o
 r contact Benno van den Berg (bennovdberg at gmail
 .com).
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n        <p>In this 
 (tutorial) talk we present some of the usual (very
 ) large cardinals, which are those described by th
 e existence of elementary embeddings between trans
 itive class models of ZFC set theory. We look at s
 ome standard results and techniques in the context
  of such elementary embeddings. Subsequently, we i
 ntroduce the hierarchies of C^(n)-cardinals, which
  were defined and studied by Bagaria, giving an ov
 erview of their properties and connections with th
 e usual large cardinal hierarchy. Finally, we ment
 ion some recent applications of C^(n)-cardinals ou
 tside of set theory. (The talk is meant to be acce
 ssible to master level students.)</p>\n    \n     
    <p>For abstracts and more information, see <a t
 arget="_blank" href="http://www.staff.science.uu.n
 l/~ooste110/seminar.html">http://www.staff.science
 .uu.nl/~ooste110/seminar.html</a> or contact Benno
  van den Berg (<a class="email">bennovdberg <span 
 class="at">at</span> gmail.com</a>).</p>\n    
URL:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2015/newsitem/6778/11-
 March-2015-Colloquium-on-Mathematical-Logic-Kostas
 -Tsaprounis-Athens-
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