I frequently wind up with a list of interesting blog posts -- so why not include this here, too? As long as I cannot convince myself to use google reader or buzz, I'll do this the classical way (especially since I just read a complaint that less and less blogers use backlinks).
Montag, 15. Februar 2010
Sonntag, 14. Februar 2010
Tools for your online collaboration
So the winter school in Hejnice ended two weeks ago is long past -- and despite my intentions I did not find the time to blog. This is primarily a sign of the quality of the winter school, both scientifically and socially. I do admit I spent the lunch breaks walking in the beautiful surrounding mountains instead of blogging...
Anyway, on the last evening of the winter school a couple of people gathered together to exchange tools for collaborating via the intertubes. I volunteered -- also with the upcoming third Young Set Theorists meeting in mind -- to make the discussion available online. Of course, the title refers to this wonderful paper by Goldstern and Judah which taught me the little bit of iterated forcing that I know.
Anyway, on the last evening of the winter school a couple of people gathered together to exchange tools for collaborating via the intertubes. I volunteered -- also with the upcoming third Young Set Theorists meeting in mind -- to make the discussion available online. Of course, the title refers to this wonderful paper by Goldstern and Judah which taught me the little bit of iterated forcing that I know.
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