| 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 |