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Thanks...
The organizers thank the Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach for hosting this workshop in computability theory. They also thank Asher Kach for putting together this page of slides.
Slides for Invited Talks...

Monday, 6 February 2012

Jockusch: Generic Computability and Asymptotic Density
Bienvenu: The Axiomatic Power of Kolmogorov Complexity
Day: Cupping with Random Sets
Goncharov: Autostability Relative to Strong Constructivizations
Kach: Theories of Classes of Structures
Harizanov: Pi^0_1-Equivalence Structures and Their Isomorphisms

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

Shore: (Nondefinability in the Turing Degrees)
Turetsky: Balancing Randomness
Lewis: The Typical Turing Degree
Marcone: Maximal Chains in Computable Well-Partial-Orders
Towsner: Algorithmic Randomness in Ergodic Theory
Conidis: (Proving that Artinian Implies Noetherian without Proving that Artinian Implies Finite Length)

Wednesday, 8 February 2012

Montalbán: Copy or Diagonalize
Cholak: D-Maximal Sets
Brattka: Connected Subsets of Euclidean Space and the Brouwer Fixed Point Theorem

Thursday, 9 February 2012

Slaman: The Stable Ramsey Theorem for Pairs
Andrews: Amalgamation Constructions
Dzhafarov: Mathias Generic Sets
Wu: Isolation: Motivations and Applications
Kalimullin: Properties of Limitwise Monotonic Spectra of Sigma^0_2 Sets
Barmpalias: On the Number of Infinite Sequences with Trivial Initial Segment Complexity

Friday, 10 February 2012

Knight: An Example Related to a Theorem of John Gregory
R. Miller: Computable Differential Fields
Stephan: (Random Sets and Recursive Splittings)
Kräling: Lattice Embeddings into the Computably Enumerable ibT- and cl- Degrees
Lempp: (Computably Enumerable Equivalence Relations)
Downey: A Hierarchy of Computably Enumerable Degrees, Unifying Classes and Natural Definability

Slides for Open Questions...

J. Miller: Four Related Questions
Jockusch: ()
Nies: Three Open Questions
Knight: Sigma^1_1 Equivalence Relations
Lewis: The Perfect Tree Dichotomy
Yu: ()

 

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