Research Centre Coromandel |
The Research Centre Coromandel opened in December 2014.It is located in the lower Coromandel Peninsula. Distances:
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2020
2019
2018
March, April, May | Philipp Schlicht (Bonn University), set theory |
2017
Research meeting on quantum mechanics and computation Oct 19-22. Willem Fouche, Anuradha Mahasinghe, Andre Nies and Marco Tomamichel.
Retreat on computability and structure, Apr 18-22 . With Noam Greenberg, Alexander Melnikov, André Nies and Dan Turetsky.
April (11 days) | Dan Turetsky (Victoria University), randomness and computable model theory |
Jan (6 days) | Kenshi Miyabe (Meiji University), randomness and analysis |
Jan (3 days) | Liang Yu Nanjing, computability theory |
2016
Workshop on the occasion of Jouko Väänänen visiting New Zealand , Apr 7-10 . Organised by Sebastian Link and André Nies. Pictures.
Retreat on computability theory and its applications , Feb 18-23. Workshop on Feb 21. Organised by Noam Greenberg and André Nies. Pictures.
Feb (3 days) | Matt Bray and Declan Thompson Honour's students, Univ. Auckland, research on short descriptions for groups, and on Boolean circuits |
2015
May (3 days) | Alex Galicki and Marcus Triplett (Univ Auckland) for thesis research |
March (5 days) | Noam Greenberg (VUW), Joseph Miller (Madison), Benoit Monin (Uni Auckland/VUW), Dan Turetsky (KGRC Vienna) for research in Computability Theory |
February (8 days) | Katrin Tent (Uni Munster) for research in group theory |
February (3 days) | Sebastian Link, Simone Linz, Gerald Weber (Univ Auckland) for writing workshop |
January (6 days) | Rod Downey (VUW), Satyadev Nandakumar (IIT Kanpur) for research on effective ergodic theory; with wifes Kristin and Revathy |
2014
Descriptive set theory and Scott Rank , Dec 15-30, 2014. Organised by André Nies.
Slawek Solecki and wife Bogna (UIUC), Todor Tsankov (Paris 7), Michal Doucha (Polish Academy of Sciences), Alex Galicki, Gustavo da Paula, Marcus Triplett (Univ. Auckland)
Benoit Monin | several visits from Auckland, research in Computability |
Michal Doucha | November and December, research in descriptive set theory |