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1/26ECOM Spotlight Series: Julian Schloeder
ECOM Spotlight Series: Julian Schloeder
Thursday, January 26th, 202311:00 AM - 12:30 PMStorrs CampusZoomProf. Schlöeder from UConn, Philosophy will talk about "Pragmatism and the Attitudes." For the event link, please email to aliyar.ozercan@uconn.eduContact Information: aliyar.ozercan@uconn.edu More
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1/26Coffee Hour
Coffee Hour
Thursday, January 26th, 202301:00 PM - 02:00 PMStorrs CampusStern Lounge
Join us for our first coffee hour meet and greet! This Thursday will be our first ever coffee hour. Take this opportunity to meet other members of the organization and enjoy some coffee and snacks. We will meet in Stern Lounge in Austin.Contact Information: katharine.beene@uconn.edu More
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1/27Logic Colloquium: Josh Grochow (Colorado)
Logic Colloquium: Josh Grochow (Colorado)
Friday, January 27th, 202302:00 PM - 03:30 PMStorrs CampusZoom
Join us for a talk in the Logic Colloquium!
Josh Grochow (Colorado)
Polynomial-time axioms of choice and polynomial-time cardinality
Many versions of the Axiom of Choice (AC), though equivalent in ZF set theory, are inequivalent from the computational point of view. When we consider polynomial-time analogues of AC, many of these different versions can be shown to be equivalent to other more standard questions about the relationship between complexity classes. We will use some of these formulations of AC to motivate several complexity questions that might otherwise seem a bit bespoke and unrelated from one another.
Next, as many versions of AC are about cardinals, in the second half of the talk we introduce a polynomial-time version of cardinality, in the spirit of polynomial-time model theory. As this is a new theory, we will discuss some of the foundational properties of polynomial-time cardinality, some of which may be surprising when contrasted with their set-theoretic counterparts. The talk will contain many open questions, and the paper contains even more! Based on arXiv:2301.07123 [http://cs.CC].
https://logic.uconn.edu/calendar/Contact Information: logic@uconn.edu More
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1/28Connecticut High School Ethics Bowl
Connecticut High School Ethics Bowl
Saturday, January 28th, 202312:00 AM - 11:59 PMStorrs CampusTBDState competition for high school teams as part of a nation wide competition.Contact Information: Mitch Green | mitchell.green@uconn.edu More