A mathematical structure could be called generic if it can be built by an infinite process which is as complicated as possible. Such structures were first identified in model theory (Fraïssé limits), nevertheless, currently the most general framework is metric-enriched category theory. This framework allows for exploring generic structures appearing in topology and functional analysis, including C*-algebra theory. Perhaps one of the most important attributes of generic structures is their uniqueness, up to isomorphism. This leads to sometimes unexpected results showing that two arbitrary structures, sharing a certain mild extension property, are actually the same.
The workshop is devoted to recent results and current problems around the theory of generic structures. The aim is to gather specialists working in the area as well as students and young researchers interested in the topic.
The event is taking place within the framework of the EXPRO project Abstract Convergence Schemes And Their Complexities (Czech Science Foundation, 20-31529X) led by W. Kubiś.
Institute of Mathematics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Žitná 25, 115 67 Praha 1, Czech Republic
All talks will be held in the blue lecture room, rear building, ground floor.
NEW:
Adam Bartoš, Tristan Bice, Wiesław Kubiś, Christian Pech, Beata Kubiś (project manager)
kubisb zavináč math . cas . cz
Prague, October 2021
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