Kameryn Williams

Kameryn Williams

Kameryn Williams

The CUNY Graduate Center

Kameryn Williams is a graduate student in mathematics at the CUNY Graduate Center, specializing in set theory and mathematical logic. He received a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Boise State University in 2012.
Kameryn Williams has 13 talks in our database:
Set theory seminar November 4, 2016
Separating Class Determinacy
Models of PA October 26, 2016
Models of arithmetic with two expansions to $ACA_0$, Part 2
Models of PA October 5, 2016
Models of arithmetic with two expansions to $ACA_0$, Part 1
Models of PA September 14, 2016
Yet more forcing in arithmetic: life in a second-order world
Set Theory Day March 11, 2016
Minimal models of second-order set theories
Models of PA October 28, 2015
Recursive definability of the standard cut
Set theory seminar October 2, 2015
Is there a least transitive model of Kelley-Morse Set Theory?
Set theory seminar September 11, 2015
Admissible Covers and Compactness Arguments for Ill-founded Models of Set Theory
Models of PA April 22, 2015
A perfectly generic talk
Set theory seminar March 13, 2015
Rather classless models of set theory and second-order set theory
Models of PA November 19, 2014
Forcing over models of arithmetic
Set theory seminar October 31, 2014
Scott’s problem for models of ZFC
Set theory seminar April 4, 2014
On the independence of Borel’s Conjecture