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Saharon Shelah: Hilbert's First Problem and the number four

Saharon Shelah, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

Time: Wed 2009-09-23 16.00 - 17.00


Location: Room 3721, department of mathematics, KTH, Lindstedtsvägen 25, 7th floor

Hilbert's First Problem was about the continuum hypothesis, so really about: is the arithmetic of infinite numbers simple? What are its rules? The talk will be exclusively in naive set theory, and does not assume any specialized knowledge. We try to exemplify the idea, that when we ask the right question there is much to be said, even restricting ourselves to sets of reals only.

Titel Datum
Sandra Di Rocco: Interaction between Convex and Algebraic Geometry 2009‑12‑16
Alexander Gorodnik: Arithmetic Geometry and Dynamical Systems 2009‑11‑18
Laurent Bartholdi: Insanely twisted rabbits 2009‑11‑18
Nils Dencker: The spectral instability of differential operators 2009‑11‑04
Peter Jagers: Extinction: how often, how soon, and in what way? 2009‑10‑21
Norbert Peyerimhoff: Expander graphs — some background and new examples 2009‑10‑07
Saharon Shelah: Hilbert's First Problem and the number four 2009‑09‑23
Jürg Kramer: Irrationality of √2 and Arakelov Geometry 2009‑09‑09