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3) Set Theoretic Topology/Topologie des ensembles


(Org: Juris Steprans, Steve Watson)


Murray Bell (University of Manitoba) Cardinal functions of centered spaces


Maxim Burke (University of Prince Edward Island) Continuous functions which take a somewhere dense set of values on every open set


Krzysztof Cielsielski (West Virginia University) Each Polish space is cocompactly quasimetrizable


Wistar Comfort (Wesleyan University) Continuos cross sections on Abelian groups equipped with a Bohr Topology


Ilijas Farah (York University) Exp(N*) need not be an N*-image


Douglas Grant (University College of Cape Breton) Alternative universes: the role of set theory in topological algebra


Gary Gruenhage (Auburn University) More on alpha-Toronto spaces


Melvin Henriksen (Harvey Mudd College) Embedding a ring of continuous functions in a regular ring; preliminary report


James Hirschorn (University of Toronto) Towers of measurable functions


Valery Miskin (Kemerovo State University) Set ideals everywhere


Justin Moore (University of Toronto) A linearly fibered Souslinean space under Martin's axiom


Eduardo Santillan (UNAM - Mexico) Topological properties of removable singularities for analytic functions


Alexander Shibakov (Tennessee Technological University) Controlling sequential order in topological vector spaces


Slawomir Solecki (Indiana University) Polish group actions and measures


Paul Szeptycki (Ohio University) Normality and property (a)


Andrzej Szymanski (Slippery Rock University of Pennylvania) On a class of special Namioka spaces


Franklin Tall (University of Toronto) The topology of elementary submodels


Murat Tuncali (Nipissing University) On Generalizations of the Hahn-Mazurkiewicz Theorem


Ed Tymchatyn (University of Saskatchewan) Measures and topological dynamics on Menger manifolds


Grant Woods (University of Manitoba) Recent Developments in Rings of Continuous Functions


Eduardo Santillan (York University, Cinvestav, Mexico) Topological properties of removable singularities for analytic functions




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