About
Computable combinatorics has a long history, but has seen a recent surge of interest highlighting the fact that computability-theoretically natural notions tend to be combinatorially natural, and vice-versa. The summer school and conference will explore recent developments in combinatorics, computability theory, and adjacent areas of logic.
The event is part of the Focused Research Grant: Collaborative Research: Computability Theoretic Aspects of Combinatorics, supported by the National Science Foundation of the United States.
Summer School
May 15–18, 2023
A summer school consisting of two or three lectures focusing on the interactions of combinatorics and computability theory and logic, broadly construed, will take place May 15–18. The topics are still being finalized and will be announced soon on the conference website. Potential topics include computable combinatorics, reverse mathematics of combinatorial principles, model theory and combinatorics of random structures, and Borel combinatorics.
Tutorial Speakers
TBA
How to Apply
Applications for the summer school should be emailed to comp2023@computability.org by March 30, 2023. Applications should include a cover letter and CV from the applicant, and in the case of student applicants, a supporting letter from an advisor or other faculty member who knows the applicant. If requesting funding, please include estimate of travel costs with application email.
Funding
We anticipate having funds to help defer travel-associated costs for students and other early career participants. To request funding, please send an email to comp2023@computability.org with an estimate of travel costs by March 30, 2023.
Funding is provided by the National Science Foundation of the United States.