Logic and Philosophy Talks at CMU

Past talks in this series
The colloquium is held in Baker Hall A53.
All talks start at 4:30 pm, with refreshments at 4


 
Joint CMU-Pitt
Philosophy Colloquium
Thursday
15 September 2005

4:30 pm, Baker Hall A53
Refreshments at 4

"What is Science?"

Paul Hoyningen-Huene
University of Hannover
Center for Philosophy and Ethics of Science
Abstract

Pure and Applied
Logic Colloquium
Thursday
29 September 2005

4:30 pm, Baker Hall A53
Refreshments at 4

"Finite state automata and monadic theories of ordinals"

Itay Neeman
University of California
Los Angeles
Abstract

Philosophy
Colloquium
Tuesday
25 October 2005

4:30 pm, Baker Hall 255A

"A logic of knowledge and communication for social software"

Eric Pacuit
Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC)
University of Amsterdam
Abstract

Joint Math/PAL
Colloquium
Thursday
27 October 2005

4:30 pm, Baker Hall A53
Refreshments at 4

"Using computability theory to calibrate mathematical complexity"

Joseph Mileti
University of Chicago
Abstract

Philosophy
Colloquium
Thursday
10 November 2005

4:30 pm, Baker Hall A53
Reception at 4

"Multiple Criteria, Multiple Agents: Exploiting the Formal Isomorphism"

Sahotra Sarkar
University of Texas at Austin
Abstract

Pure and Applied
Logic Colloquium
Thursday
1 December 2005

4:30 pm, Baker Hall A53
Refreshments at 4

"Towards a machine-checked proof of the enumeration of tame plane graphs"

Tobias Nipkow
Technical University
Munich, Germany
Abstract

Pure and Applied
Logic Colloquium
Thursday
8 December 2005

4:30 pm, Baker Hall A53
Refreshments at 4

"Ordinal Analysis And Large Cardinals"

Wolfram Pohlers
University Of Muenster, Germany
And Ohio State University
Abstract


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