The goal of this meeting was to offer background on Set Theory, especially large cardinals, and discuss a number of situations in Abelian Group Theory, Category Theory and Algebraic Topology where set-theoretical methods play a crucial role for the solution of certain open problems.
The courses were aimed at a mixed audience of graduate students, recent doctors, and also specialists in some focus area of the meeting who wanted to know more about the other areas.
Lectures started on Thursday, September 1, at 15.30. The afternoon of September 2 was devoted to Algebraic Topology and the afternoon of September 3 focused on Category Theory. Problem sessions were organized on Monday afternoon and Tuesday afternoon.
A two-day workshop followed, ending September 8 in the evening.
The course was promoted and sponsored by the Spanish
Topology Network as a part of its annual program. The event was also supported by Ingenio Mathematica (i-MATH) and by the Mathematical Institute of the University of Barcelona.
HOMOTOPY AFTERNOON
Carles Casacuberta, Universitat de Barcelona
Combinatorial models for unstable and stable homotopyAbstract Slides
Luke Wolcott, University of Washington
Set theory questions in homotopy theoryAbstract Lecture notes
CATEGORY AFTERNOON
Jiří Rosický, Masarykova univerzita
Accessible categories and inaccessible cardinalsAbstract Lecture notes
Jan Šťovíček, Univerzita Karlova
Infinite combinatorics in homological algebraAbstract Slides
WORKSHOP TALKS
Andrew Brooke-Taylor, University of Bristol
Large cardinals and colimitsAbstract Slides
Wojciech Chachólski, KTH, Stockholm
Three stories about complexity of fibrationsAbstract
Boris Chorny, University of Haifa
Enriched Brown representability for the dualAbstract
Sakaé Fuchino, Kobe University
Reflection of some properties of uncountable structuresAbstract Slides Printable slides Link to preprints
Misha Gavrilovich, Kurt Gödel Research Center
A homotopy viewpoint on PCFAbstract
Rüdiger Göbel, Universität Duisburg-Essen
Absolute E-ringsArticle
Javier J. Gutiérrez, Universitat de Barcelona
Coreflective semilocalizing subcategories in triangulated categories with modelsAbstract Slides
Dolors Herbera, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Almost free modules and Mittag-Leffler conditionsAbstract Slides
Patrick Keef, Whitman College
Mahlo cardinals and the torsion productAbstract Slides
Menachem Magidor, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Reflecting group radicals and other cardinal sinsSlides
Adam Przeździecki, Warsaw University of Life Sciences
How comprehensive is the category of abelian groups?Abstract Slides