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2 Sep 2008: Papers are invited on topics related to these themes. This may appeal to people in Commonsense Reasoning, in Political Science and in Linguistics as well as to people in History of

6 Mar 2008: 4. Three people each have a set of beliefs: a consistent deductively closed set.

5 Nov 2008: Even the bestadvice (and there is no reason to suppose that the advice here is the best advice) does notapply to all people and in all circumstances1. ... On the other hand, most people would agree that theTaylor series for (1 x)α is not a basic result

3 Feb 2008: Calculatethe probability that m given people will all be included in the sample (i) directly and (ii) by using theinclusion-exclusion formula.

22 Jan 2008: tobackground, and also (if I may allow myself a tease) according to the standards of proofwhich people find acceptable. ... I think thathe had the idea originally from John Shepherdson, but some version had occured tomany people independently around 1960.

8 Jan 2008: Linear Analysis. T. W. Körner. January 8, 2008. Small print The syllabus for the course is defined by the Faculty Board Schedules(which are minimal for lecturing and maximal for examining). Several of the results arecalled Exercises. I will do

13 May 2008: Age: People Numbers. This is a function from the set of people into the set of numbers. ... In Age, the set People is the domain of the function (the argument) andNumber the range (result).

5 Feb 2008: 2007 lectures on Set Theory. Thomas Forster. February 5, 2008. 2. Contents. 0.1 Foreword. 50.2 Notation and definitions. 5. 1 Proof theory and recursive function theory 71.1 Completeness of LPC. 71.2 Do some ordinals here. 9. 2 Some model theory

22 Aug 2008: On full abstra tion for PCF:I. Models, observables and the full abstra tion problemII. Dialogue games and inno ent strategiesIII. A fully abstra t and universal game modelJ. M. E. HylandDepartment of Pure Mathemati s and Mathemati al Statisti

22 Aug 2008: On full abstra tion for PCF:I. Models, observables and the full abstra tion problemII. Dialogue games and inno ent strategiesIII. A fully abstra t and universal game modelJ. M. E. HylandDepartment of Pure Mathemati s and Mathemati al Statisti