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Talks
Title: Definability of the jump classes in the local structure of the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Logic Seminar, University of Siena, June 2015.
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Title: Enumeration degrees: Local and global structural interactions.
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Talk given at the 10th Panhellenic Logic Symposium, Samos, June 2015.
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Title: Enumeration degrees: relationship between local and global structure.
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Talk given at the 2015 Spring Scientific Session, FMI, Sofia Univeristy, March 2015.
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Title: An automorphism analysis for the Δ20 Turing degrees.
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Talk given at the 2015 Spring Eastern Sectional Meeting, Georgetown University, March 2015.
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Title: Definability, automorphisms and enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Conference in memory of Ivan Soskov, Giyuletchica, September2014.
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Title:Definability, automorphisms and enumeration degrees.
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Plenary talk given at the Logic Colloquium 2014, Vienna Summer of Logic,Technische Univeritaet Vienna,July 2014.
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Title:Finite automorphism bases for degree structures.
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Plenary talk given at the Ninth International Conference on Computability Complexity and Randomness,IMS,National Univeristy of Singapore, June 2014.
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Title:The definability of the total enumeration degrees and its consequences.
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Special session talk given at the ASL2014 North American Annual Meeting, University of Colorado, Boulder, May 2014.
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Title:Defining totality in the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Logic Seminar, University of Notre Dame, March 2014.
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Effective properties of Marker's Extensions by Ivan Soskov.
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Talk given at theSouthern Wisconsin Logic Colloquium, University Wisconsin-Madison,February2014.
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Title:Defining totality in the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Computability Seminar, UC Berkeley,February 2014.
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Title:Defining totality in the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Connecticut Logic Seminar,University of Connecticut, January 2014.
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Effective properties of Marker's Extensions by Ivan Soskov.
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Talk given at the Computability Seminar, UC Berkeley, November 2013.
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The automorphism group of the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Southern Wisconsin Logic Colloquium, University Wisconsin-Madison, August 2013.
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The automorphism group of the enumeration degrees.
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Special session talk given at Logic Colloquium 2013, University of Evora, July 2013.
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The Turing universe in the context of enumeration reducibility.
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Plenary talk given at Computability in Europe 2013,The Nature of Computation,University of Milano-Bicocca, July 2013.
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Semi-recursive sets and definability in the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Computability Seminar at the University of California, Berkely, September 2012.
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The Turing universe in the context of enumeration reducibility.
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Plenary talk given at Logic Colloquium 2012, University of Manchester,July 2012.
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Arithmetic and comuotability theory
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Public lecture given at Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, Sofia University,July 2012.
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Definability via K-pairs.
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Talk given at the SAS Seminar, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Studies, Cambridge University, May 2012.
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Extensions of the Turing model for relative definability.
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Talk given at the 2012 Spring Eastern Sectional Meeting of the AMS,
Special Session on Computable Mathematics (in honor of Alan Turing), George Washington University, Washington, DC, March 2012.
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Extensions of the Turing model for relative definability.
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Talk given at the Spring 2012 Mid-Atlantic
Mathematical Logic Seminar, City University New York, March 2012.
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The structure of the omega enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Computational Prospects of Infinity II, Workshop on Recursion Theory at the Institute for Mathematical Sciences, NUS, August 2011.
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Definability in the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Research Seminar at the Kurt Gödel Research Center for Mathematical Logic, May 2011.
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Definability in the local structures of the enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Logic Seminar at the University of Chicago, March 2011.
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Definability in the local structures of the enumeration degrees and the omega-enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Logic Seminar at the University of Notre Dame, March 2011.
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Definability in the local structures of the enumeration degrees and the omega-enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at: Logic Seminar at Cornell University, March 2011.
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Definability in the local structures of the enumeration degrees and the omega-enumeration degrees.
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Talk given at the Computability Seminar at the University of Leeds, December 2010.
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Local definability of K-pairs in the enumeration degrees.
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Plenary session talk given at Second Session of the Workshop in Computability Theory 2011, , University of Chicago Center in Paris, July 23-24.
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Definability and Interpretability in the Sigma-0-2 enumeration degrees.
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Plenary session talk given at Mal'tsev Meeting, , Novosibirsk, May 2-6, 2010.
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Charectarizing the Strength of the Local Theory of the Enumeration Degrees.
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Special session talk given at The 14th SouthEastern Logic Symposium, Gainesville, February 2010.
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A Locally Definable Set of Low Enumeration
Degrees. Work in Progress.
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Talk given at Dipartimento di Scienze Matematiche ed Informatiche "Roberto Magari", Siena, September 2009.
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Embedding Partial Orderings in Degree Structures
(Short version)
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Contributed talk given at the conference Computability in Europe 2009, Heidelberg, July 2009.
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Embedding Partial Orderings in Degree Structures
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Talk given at the Computability Seminar at the University of Leeds, May 2009.
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The Local Structure of the Enumeration degrees
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Talk given at the Proof Theory Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Ludwig Maximilians Universitaet, Munich, July 2008.
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The Limitations of Cupping in the Local Structure of the Enumeration Degrees
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Contributed talk given at the conference Computability in Europe 2008, Athens, June 2008.
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Cupping Classes of &Sigma20 Enumeration Degrees
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Talk given at Dipartimento di Scienze Matematiche ed Informatiche "Roberto Magari", Siena, Feb 2008.
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Enumeration Degrees
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Talk given at MATHLOGAPS Third Training Workshop, Aussois, June 2007.
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A Non-splitting Theorem in the Enumeration Degrees
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Contributed talk given at the conference Computability in Europe 2007, Siena, June 2007.
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Cupping &Delta2 Enumeration Degrees to 0'
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Contributed talk given at the conference Computability in Europe 2007, Siena, June 2007.
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The Strongest Nonsplitting Theorem
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Talk given at the 4th International Conference, TAMC 2007, Shanghai, China, May 2007.
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A Gentle Approach to Harrington Non-splitting and Beyond
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Talk given at the Logic Seminar at the University of Leeds, February 2007.
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An Introduction to a New Characterization of the Low-n Degrees
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Talk given at the Computability Seminar at the University of Leeds, Novemeber 2006.
Formats: Part 1 , Part 2
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A Generalization of Harrington's Nonsplitting Theorem
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Talk given at MATHLOGAPS Second Training Workshop, Leeds August 2006.
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Genericity and Nonbounding
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Contributed talk given at the conference Computability in Europe 2006, Swansea, June 2006.
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Introduction to Harrington's Nonsplitting Theorem
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Talk given at the Computablity Seminar, University of Leeds, May 2006.
Formats: Part 1 , Part 2
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A Generic Set that Does Not Bound a Minimal Pair in the Enumeration Degrees
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Contributed talk given at the Third Annual Conference on Computation and Logic, TAMC06, Beijing, May 2006.
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