Journées Calculabilités 2013April 11 and 12 (Thursday and Friday), Nancy |
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Speakers
- Bruno Bauwens. The Kolmogorov complexity of on-line predicting odd and even bits.
- Laurent Bienvenu. Higher randomness and triviality.
- Hugo Férée. On the query complexity of real functionals. [slides]
- Benjamin Hellouin. Characterizing typical asymptotic behaviours of cellular automata. [slides]
- Neil Jones. Programs = data = first-class citizens in a computational world.
- Gregory Lafitte. The necessary use of determinacy assumptions in a computability result.
- Ludovic Patey. New results in the reverse mathematics analysis of Ramsey theory.
- Christopher Porter. Randomness and semi-measures. [slides]
- Amaury Pouly. The General Purpose Analog Computer (GPAC) and computable analysis.
- Paul Shafer. A low DNR(k) function that computes no DNR(2) function. [slides]
- Antoine Taveneaux. Randomized algorithms to compute completions of Peano arithmetic.