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JMM PARTNER SPOTLIGHT: ASSOCIATION FOR SYMBOLIC LOGIC
SEPTEMBER 07, 2021

On January 5-8, 2022, the mathematics community will gather in Seattle for the
Joint Mathematics Meetings (JMM). In anticipation of the return to in-person
conferences, we’re highlighting the broad range of organizations partnering to
create the JMM’s program of presentations, panels, minicourses, and more. Today
we turn our attention to the Association for Symbolic Logic (ASL).

Attendees of the 2019 ASL Summer Meeting in Prague, Czech Republic. Credit: Petr
Cintula

An international organization founded in 1936, ASL provides a forum for the
presentation, publication, and critical discussion of scholarly work across the
entire field of logical inquiry. Its members include logicians based in
departments of mathematics, philosophy, and computer science. ASL publishes
three journals and organizes regional meetings in North America, Europe, Latin
America, Africa, East Asia, and Australasia.

At JMM 2022, ASL will host seven invited plenary talks by a variety of
logicians:

 * Lynn Scow, California State San Bernardino
 * Jeremy Avigad, Carnegie Mellon University
 * Franziska Jahnke, University of Münster
 * Omer Ben-Neria, Einstein Institute of Mathematics, Jerusalem
 * Erik Walsberg, University of California Irvine
 * Peter Cholak, University of Notre Dame
 * Sandra Müller, Technical University of Vienna.

ASL is also organizing a contributed paper session on the model-theoretic
classification program as well as a tutorial, "From noncommutative algebra to
model theory - via Poisson algebras," led by Omar Leon Sanchez, a lecturer at
the University of Manchester. 

“Everyone attending JMM is welcome to attend all ASL programming,” said ASL
President Julia Knight, the Charles L. Huisking Professor of Mathematics at the
University of Notre Dame. “The new tutorial will, we hope, attract a number of
mathematicians outside logic.”

ASL’s presence at the JMM strengthens the possibilities for cross-disciplinary
connections. “Like many mathematical logicians, I like going to talks by
mathematicians from other branches of mathematics,” Knight said. “I also enjoy
seeing old friends and meeting and talking math with new people.”

Have you missed any of our previous JMM partner spotlights? If so, check out
what the National Association of Mathematicians, the American Statistical
Association, the Association for Women in Mathematics, and the Society for
Industrial and Applied Mathematics are planning for the reimagined JMM.

The Joint Mathematics Meetings are the largest annual mathematics gathering in
the world. Find out more about the JMM and register to attend.

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