Gourt > Science > Math > Logic and Foundations > Meetings > Logic Colloquium
A colloquium is a type of expository lecture. Typically a colloquium talk is a single lecture offered to a broader audience than the audience of a seminar; audience members are not expected to have detailed specialist knowledge of the subject matter. Colloquia are often part of a series, but generally the individual lectures are not related to one another.
See also
More on [ Colloquium ]
logic colloquium talk on 'definability in the real universe' is at http://bit.ly/4qUpF
pmt6sbc (Barry Cooper) Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:21:06 -0000
logic colloquium talk on 'definability in the real universe' is at http://bit.ly/4qUpF
404
Logic Colloquium '95 - Haifa, Israel; 9--17 August 1995.
Logic Colloquium '96 - European Summer Meeting of the Association for Symbolic Logic. San Sebastián, Spain; 9--15 July 1996.
Logic Colloquium '97 - Leeds, UK; 6--13 July 1997.
Logic Colloquium '98 - Prague, Czech Republic; 9--15 August 1998.
Logic Colloquium '99 - Utrecht, The Netherlands; 1--6 August 1999. Photographs.
Logic Colloquium 2000 - Incorporating the European Logic Summer School 2000 (ELSS 2000). Paris, France; 23--31 July 2000.
Logic Colloquium 2002 - (ASL European Summer Meeting) Münster, Germany; 3--10 August 2002.
Logic Colloquium 2004 - Torino, Italy; 25--31 July 2004.
| A Question of Conversion | |
| Next Video | |
