From ucahcjm@ucl.ac.uk Fri May  5 12:25:45 2000
Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 17:58:12 +0100 (BST)
From: ucahcjm <ucahcjm@ucl.ac.uk>
To:  Topology Atlas Conferences Page <confer@mail.mathatlas.yorku.ca>
Subject: model theory and set theory, May 18th


                     Model Theory and Set Theory

   Dear Colleague,
    
        Here is a second announcement about the 
   Model Theory and Set Theory meeting on Thursday
   18th May 2000 at the London Mathematical Society, 
   De Morgan House, 57-58 Russell Square, London WC1.   

        See the web-page http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucahcjm/stn.html
    for more details.
         
        Best wishes,
              Charles

     
                         Model Theory and Set Theory


 11.00--11.30  Coffee

 11.30--12.25  Zoe Chatzidakis (Paris VII)
                          Model Theory of Fields
 12.30--1.20   Imre Leader (UCL, London),
                          Normal Spanning Trees and Aronszajn Trees

 1.20--2.00    Lunch

 2.00--2.55    Hugh Woodin (UC Berkeley)
                          The $\Omega$ Conjecture

 2.55--3.50    Andrey Bovykin (Birmingham)
                          On order-types of models of arithmetic

 3.50--4.10    Tea

 4.10--5.05    Gabriela Campero-Arena (Leeds)
                          1-transitive, coloured, countable linear orderings

 5.05--6.00    Angus Macintyre (Edinburgh),
                         The real, the formal, and the surreal exponentials

 6.00--        adjourn to `Dig Inn Cafe' (Charlotte St, W1)

  
      Unfortunately the time for discussion during the meeting will 
   probably be rather abbreviated--we hope as many attendees as possible 
   will be able to come to the Dig Inn for informal discussions at the 
   end of the talks section of the meeting.
   


      Please do tell anyone about the meeting who you think
   may be interested in it. And let us know if you would 
   like to speak or have ideas for speakers at future meetings.
   The theme of the next meeting, on Wed 27th September, will 
   be "Games". 

      We would be pleased if you could email us to let us know if you
   intend to come (at charles.morgan@ucl.ac.uk), so that we can get a
   reasonable idea about number of people likely to attend. Nevertheless 
   you are very welcome simply to turn up on the day if you make a late 
   decision.

      We are very grateful to the LMS for allowing us to use De Morgan
   House as a venue and for their financial support.  (De Morgan House is
   in the south-east corner of Russell Square, The nearest tube
   station is Russell Square, but De Morgan House is also only a short
   walk from Euston, Euston Square and Goodge Street stations.)