Intuitionism, Computation, and Proof: Selected themes from the research of G. Kreisel
June 10, 2016 - June 11, 2016
IHPST (Université Paris 1)
Salle de conférence
Rue du Four 13
Paris 75006
France
Speakers:
Walter Dean
University of Warwick
Michael Detlefsen
University of Notre Dame
Dan Isaacson
Oxford University
Reinhard Kahle
Universidade de Lisboa
Ulrich Kohlenbach
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Angus Macintyre
Queen Mary University of London
David Charles McCarty
Indiana University
Joan Rand-Moschovakis
Occidental College
Dana Scott
Carnegie Mellon University
Annika Siders
University of Helsinki
Göran Sundholm
Leiden University
Mark Van Atten
CNRS, Paris
Organisers:
Marianna Antonutti Marfori
IHPST Paris, University of Salzburg
Mattia Petrolo
IHPST, Université Paris 1
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This workshop will critically explore Georg Kreisel’s seminal contributions to logic and the philosophy of mathematics, by bringing together a number of experts to discuss developments initiated or significantly advanced by Kreisel's work in different areas. The discussion will revolve around three main topics: the “unwinding program” in proof theory, new insights about intuitionism and finitism in the foundations of mathematics, and Church’s Thesis and informal rigor in computability and philosophy of mathematics.
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June 9, 2016, 2:00pm CET
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University of Warwick
University of Campinas
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