• Yimu Yin, Hrushovski-Kazhdan style integration in valued fields
    Abstract:  I will describe how to construct Hrushovski-Kazhdan style motivic integration in algebraically closed valued fields, starting with the first-order setup in detail. I will explain what motivic integration in general means and why logic plays a fundamental role in its development. Then, if time permits, I will discuss some of its applications to the study of Igusa local zeta functions and topological zeta functions.
  • Tomohiro Kawakami, Equivariant definable homotopy extensions,
    Abstract: Let \mathcal N=(R, +, \cdot, <, \dots)$ be an o-minimal extension of a real closed field. Let G be a definably compact definable group, X a definable G set and A a definable closed G subset of X. We prove that (X, Y) admits an equivariant definable homotopy extension.
  • Yu-Ichi Tanaka,  Resplendent models of o-minimal expansions of RCOF
    Abstract: Ressaryre's theorem says that a real closed ordered field(RCOF) is characterized by its integer part. I'm investigating o-minimal theories to generalize Ressaryre's theorem. There are two results: a characterization of countable recursively saturated models of some o-minimal expansions of RCOF and a natural construction of such model.
  • Masanori Itai, On the notion of isomorphisms of quantum-tori
    Abstract: In my talk, we review the construction of quntum 2-tori and discuss the notion and structure of their isomorphisms.
  • Akito Tsuboi, Simple proof of a basic result of forking 
    Abstract:  A usual proof of the existence of a Morley sequnce in a simple theory uses Erdos-Rado theorem.  I give a simple proof that does not use Erdos-Rado theorem.
  • Kota Takeuchi, Several results on the n-dependent property
    Abstract: We show several properties of n-dependent theories by using combinatorial techniques, especially Ramsey property of hypergraphs and Turan-type problem on hypergraphs.