THE PERIPATETIC SEMINAR ON SHEAVES AND LOGIC

First Meeting: Oxford, 1--2 May 1976
Friday
14.00: Gonzalo Reyes (Montréal) Coherent logic
16.00: Roy Dyckhoff (St Andrews) Sheaves and bundles
Saturday
09.00: Robert Seely (Cambridge) Hyperdoctrines and proof theory
10.00: Wilfrid Hodges (Bedford College) Uniform reduction for local functors
11.00: Harold Simmons (Aberdeen) j-maps on Heyting algebras
11.45: Mike Fourman (Oxford) Sober spaces in topoi
14.15: Martin Hyland (Oxford) Postprandial discursion
15.15: Peter Johnstone (Cambridge) Some short theorems on Kuratowski-finiteness
16.45: Robin Grayson (Oxford) Finiteness in intuitionistic set theory
Sunday
09.30: Gavin Wraith (Sussex) Etale spectrum as a classifying topos
10.30: Julian Cole (Sussex) The bicategory of topoi
11.45: Gonzalo Reyes (Montréal) Negations of coherent formulae

Second Meeting: Sussex, 22--23 May 1976
Saturday
10.00: Dana Scott (Oxford) Apartness relations
11.30: Peter Johnstone (Cambridge) Integral domains in toposes
14.15: Mike Fourman (Oxford) ?
15.30: Richard Bithell (Sussex) Torsors
16.30: Hassan Al-Ezeh (Sussex) Etendues and glueing
Sunday
10.00: Gavin Wraith (Sussex) Rings of Taylor type
11.30: Bob Walters (Sydney) Cosmoi and the logic of 2-categories

Third Meeting: Cambridge, 12-13 June 1976
Saturday
10.00: Mike Fourman (Oxford) Complex analysis in a topos
11.30: Barry Tennison (Cambridge) Some sites used in algebraic geometry
14.15: Robert Seely (Cambridge) Theories definable by finite limits
15.15: Julian Cole (Sussex) Large and small sites
16.30: Robin Grayson (Oxford) Lindenbaum algebras of geometric theories
Sunday
10.00: Peter Johnstone (Cambridge) Higher-dimensional torsors

Fourth Meeting: Oxford, 30--31 October 1976
Saturday
10.00: Chris Mulvey (Sussex) A survey of sheaf representations
14.30: Robin Grayson (Oxford) Topology in topoi of sheaves
16.00: Bill Stephenson (Bedford College) Pierce representation of non-commutative rings
Sunday
09.30: Gavin Wraith (Sussex) Formal differential geometry
11.00: Michel Coste (Paris-Nord) Spectra and sheaf representations
12.00: Peter Johnstone (Cambridge) Do free functors preserve monomorphisms?

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