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Computability Theory List Server

As of June 15, 2006, we are not posting emails for ANY third party. To post one must be a subscriber to the list. If you are having problems first confirm yourself as subscriber (directions are below) and if that does not work please remove yourself from the list and resubscribe. Directions on how to do this can be found by following the links below.

To use the list just send email to comp-thy@lists.hawaii.edu, the list server will take care of the rest. You must be a member of the list to send mail to the list. Anyone is free to join the list. Use the list just as you would a normal email address expect for the fact that everyone subscribed to the list will receive a copy of your email. It may take some time before your message reaches everyone on the list. You may use the list as you see fit.

Although it would be best if it were used for short announcements of interest to all computability theorists.

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2 thoughts on “Computability Theory List Server”

  1. Meeting announcment:

    Logic workshop in Nanjing
    Nanjing, 11 -30 May, 2020

    Description: The 3-week long workshop is intended to bring mathematical logicians together to work intensively. This is nothing like a conference. Talks will be arranged occasionally each week during the workshop. The participants are expected to have some specific topics to work together about one or two weeks. We have limited funds to fully cover accommodations of selected participants. Other people who can get support from other sources are also welcome. This year the topics will be focused on applied model theory, interactions between set theory and recursion theory. If you are interested in participating, please let me know.

    Best,
    Liang Yu

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