Related papers: SPM Bulletin 35
This issue surveys some of the activities in the field since the previous issue, and announces a conference fully dedicated to the topic of selection principles.
This is the 30th issue of this bulletin, dedicated to mathematical selection principles and related areas. Now in a concise format.
This is the 34th issue of this bulletin, dedicated to selection principles in mathematics. Announcements include, among other things, a call for papers for the Topology and its Applications special issue on selection principles, and the…
In addition to announcements of several new papers, this issue contains a brief personal memorandum for Misha Matveev. The issue also announces the coming SPM meeting (June 2012).
33rd issue of a bulletin dedicated to research on selective properties in mathematics.
This is the second issue of the SPM Bulletin (SPM stands for "Selection Principles in Mathematics"). The first issue is math.GN/0301011 and contains some background and details.
In addition to 29 announcements in related areas, this issue contains several contributions to "core" SPM: Measurable cardinals and the cardinality of Lindelof spaces; Topological games and covering dimension; Menger's and Hurewicz's…
In this issue we celebrate the appearance of the proceedings of the first SPM Workshop, announce several mathematical breakthroughs, have two extended contributions by Babinkostova, and a new open problem by Kalenda. Contents: Editor's…
This is the first issue of a semi-formal bulletin dealing with Selection Principles in Mathematics (SPM) -- this field deals with all sorts of studies of diagonalization arguments, especially in topology (covering properties, sequences of…
In addition to research announcements, this issue features a call for papers to a Topology and its Applications special issue, and an intriguing open problem.
In this issue we announce a fascinating series of works on the comparison of various types of convergence of sequences of functions. Some of these properties are provably related to some of the properties which were introduced in the…
This is the seventh issue of this bulletin, featuring a new form as well as a concise list of past open problems.
Contents: 1. Editor's note; 2. gamma-sets from a weak hypothesis; 3. Research announcements; 3.1. Ultrafilters with property (s); 3.2. On a converse to Banach's Fixed Point Theorem; 3.3. Analytic groups and pushing small sets apart 3.4.…
With the approaching TOPOSYM'16 (http://www.toposym.cz/programme.php), it is a pleasure to see selection principles gain increasing attention and becoming a standard part of topology and set theory. At least eight of the 28 speakers, and a…
After a long break, we are back with some very interesting research announcements and an open problem which is one of the most difficult, long lasting, and important problems in the field. A major change in this bulletin is that from now on…
This issue contains, in addition to the usual contents, a special festive announcement: A book. This book by Banakh and Zdomsky seems to be the first in a planned series by these authors. We believe that the book will become a cornerstone…
This issue contains announcements of articles on: The Pytkeev property; Partial order embeddings; Resolvability; Singular density; P(w)/fin and the Calkin algebra; Everywhere meagre and everywhere null sets; almost disjoint families;…
Never has an issue of the SPM Bulletin contained as much interesting information as this issue does. In addition to the interesting research announcements, this issue contains announcements of solutions for three open problems, one of which…
*** Note the comment above *** This is a special issue dedicated to the announcement of Shelah's recent solution of the Minimal Tower problem, one of the oldest and most important problems in infinite combinatorics which also motivated some…
In the year 2014, the field of selection principles found its way into several additional, fascinating mathematical realms. The field enters the consensus as a mainstream part of set theory and topology, and as a promising direction for…