Singular Cardinal Combinatorics and Inner Model Theory:
Participants and Abstracts

March 05 - 09, 2007
Program

• Arthur Apter, CUNY Graduate Center
• Andrés Caicedo, Cal Tech
• Franqui Cárdenas, National University of Columbia
• James Cummings, Carnegie Mellon University, Marginalia to a theorem of Gitik and Shelah
• Natasha Dobrinen, University of Vienna
• Mirna Džamonja, University of East Anglia, Trees whose height and size is a singular cardinal
• Matt Foreman, UC Irvine, Classifying Ergodic Measure Preserving Transformations, and (W, Th, F Tutorial) Generic Elementary Embeddings
• Sy David Friedman, University of Vienna, An easier proof of Woodin's Theorem
• Moti Gitik, Tel Aviv University, Dropping Cofinalities
• Radek Honzik, University of Vienna
• Bernhard Irrgang, University of Bonn, Finite support iterations along morasses
• Vladimir Kanovey, MCCME Moscow
• Menachem Kojman, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Extending Baire measure with pcf below a measurable continuum
• Bernhard König, University of Paris 7, How to guarantee א_ω is not Jónsson
• John Krueger, UC Berkeley, Internally Club and Approachable
• Paul Larson, Miami University of Ohio, Regular embeddings of the stationary tower
• Jean Larson, University of Florida
• Arnold Miller, UW Madison
• William Mitchell, University of Florida
• Itay Neeman, UC Los Angeles, (Tu, W, Th tutorial) Hierarchies of Forcing Axioms II (pdf)
• Luis Pereira, University of Paris 7, The PCF conjecture and approachable free sets
• Assaf Rinot, Tel Aviv University, Antichains in partially ordered sets of singular cofinality
• Grigor Sargsyan, UC Berkeley
• Ernest Schimmerling, Carnegie Mellon University, Hierarchies of forcing axioms I
• Farmer Schlutzenberg, UC Berkeley
• Masahiro Shioya, University of Tsukuba, Kunen's saturated ideal revisited
• Matteo Viale, University of Vienna
• Hugh Woodin, UC Berkeley, The Inner Model Problem for One Supercompact Cardinal
• Yasuo Yoshinobo, Nagoya University, Japan
• Jindrich Zapletal, University of Florida
• Stuart Zoble, University of Toronto

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