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ORCIDDIMACS Workshop: Set Theory: The Hajnal Conference, 1999
- Simon Thomas:
Set Theory: The Hajnal Conference, Proceedings of a DIMACS Workshop, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA, October 15-17, 1999. DIMACS Series in Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science 58, DIMACS/AMS 1999, ISBN 978-0-8218-2786-4 - Foreword. Set Theory: The Hajnal Conference 1999: ix-
- Preface. Set Theory: The Hajnal Conference 1999: xi-
- Scott Adams:
Containment does not imply Borel reducibility. 1-23 - James E. Baumgartner:
Hajnal's contributions to combinatorial set theory and the partition calculus. 25-30 - Carl Darby, Jean A. Larson:
Multicolored graphs on countable ordinals of finite exponent. 31-43 - Mirna Dzamonja:
On D-spaces and discrete families of sets. 45-63 - Ilijas Farah:
Analytic Hausdorff gaps. 65-72 - Matthew D. Foreman:
Stationary sets, Chang's conjecture and partition theory. 73-94 - István Juhász, Lajos Soukup, Zoltán Szentmiklóssy:
A consistent example of a hereditarily c-Lindelof first countable space of size > c. 95-98 - Péter Komjáth:
Subgraph chromatic number. 99-106 - Saharon Shelah
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Superatomic Boolean algebras: Maximal rigidity. 107-128 - Simon Thomas:
Some applications of superrigidity to Borel equivalence relations. 129-134 - Stevo Todorcevic:
Localized reflection and fragments of PFA. 135-148 - Boban Velickovic:
The basis problem for CCC posets. 149-160
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