Conference.

The South-Eastern Logic Colloquium 2016 will take place during the weekend of February 27/28 2016, at University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. We will also have a colloquium talk on Friday February 26 4pm by George Barmpalias.

 

Speakers.

 

Plenary speakers	Computability session	Set theory session
Joe Miller: Generic Muchnik reducibility and expansions of the reals	Ahmet Cevik: Degree spectrum properties of Pi01 classes	William Chan: Analytic equivalence relations with all Borel classes are Borel somewhere
Jan Reimann: Effective aspects of diophantine approximation	Ekaterina Fokina: Decidability, effective categoricity, and complexity of descriptions	Carlos DiPrisco: Semiselective ideals and Mathias forcing
Slawomir Solecki: Generic tuples–logic and high homogeneity of the pseudo-arc	Rutger Kuyper: Weihrauch reducibility and intuitionistic reverse mathematics	Natasha Dobrinen: Ultrafilters with complete combinatorics over L(R)
Simon Thomas: Isomorphism and bi-embeddability relations for finitely generated groups	Tim McNicholl: Isometry degrees of computable copies of lp	Andrew Marks: Marker sets, paradoxicality, and the Ramsey property
Stevo Todorcevic: Open degrees of compact sets of Baire class 1 functions	Selwyn Ng: Structure and categoricity computable without delay	Jose Mijares Palacios: On the local Ramsey property and selectivity
	Jake Pardo: Gambling against some odds	Paul Larson: Canonical models for fragments of the axiom of choice
	Reed Solomon: Strong computable reducibility and versions of Ramsey’s theorem	Noah David Schweber
	Marie Nicholson: Computable categoricity, linear orders and permitting	Dimitris Vlitas: Canonical equivalence relations on the Ramsey space FINk
	Takayuki Kihara: Computability methods in descriptive set theory	Andreas Blass: Mutually generic selective ultrafilters

 

Accommodation.

The following hotels have been used by the mathematics department without major mishaps in the past:

• • • Holiday Inn University Center colorless, but very convenient
    • Reitz Union on campus, preferred. Due to the low number of rooms, they seem to be always sold out
    • Paramount Plaza hotel  a good lakeside location, a free shuttle or three bus stops to campus

The Lakeshore Motel, which some of you may have used in the past, fell victim to a bulldozer a couple of years ago.

Transportation.

You can fly to the Gainesville airport and continue to the campus by public bus (limited schedule line 25A or B), taxi, or Uber. You can also fly to other airports (Orlando, Jacksonville, Tampa), rent a car and endure the 1.5-2 hour ride. Renting a car with University of Florida is cheap (USD35 a day, the pickup and destination sites do not have to match), but our secretary has to arrange it for you.

 

Conference fee.

USD 25 payable by check or cash at the check in. The fee is spent on the refreshments–they cannot be purchased from the grant funds under the terms of the grant.

Local information.

A map with the hotels, conference site, restaurants and local attractions is here. On the weekends, parking in front of Little Hall is free and should be plentiful. Use the 13th St. /SW 2nd Ave entrance to campus.

Party.

There will be a party at Zapletal’s house at 8pm on Saturday evening. The address is 20600 NW 10th Street, McIntosh FL 32664. The address may be missing in some databases. The coordinates are latitude 29.448916532 and longitude -82.223595320.  The map.The directions: head on US441 south (SW13th Street) for about 15 miles, past the town of Micanopy to the town of Mc Intosh. At the intersection with CR 320 (blinking yellow light above the road ) turn right and the house is the second house on the right. Cell 352-256-5796.

Secretarial contact.

For questions regarding details of reimbursement etc. please contact our office manager Margaret Somers