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First Announcement

Third Galway Topology Colloquium

= Second Belfast Topology Colloquium

The Department of Pure Mathematics at Queen's is delighted to announce that it is hosting the third annual meeting of the Galway Topology Colloquium on 1 - 3 September 1999, which is also in effect the second meeting of the Belfast Topology Colloquium. Students of contemporary topological history will recall that previous meetings of these events occurred thus:

Full details of this forthcoming event will be publicised on this site, as well as being e-mailed to previous attendees at the above meetings and to anyone else who expresses to us their interest. To be placed on the electronic mailing list, please send a message to any of the following:
a.hanna@qub.ac.uk
d.mccartan@qub.ac.uk [principal organiser]
t.b.m.mcmaster@qub.ac.uk
Useful information (including maps) for Belfast and Northern Ireland can be found here.
Second Announcement

March 1997: Belfast 1 at QUB

July 1997: Galway 1 at NUI Galway

September 1998: Galway 2 at Oxford (Math. Institute)

Registration Fee: Ł20 (sterling) (waived for PhD students)

Speakers: We are delighted to report that Professor A. V. Arhangel'skii has agreed to be the keynote speaker at this conference.

Accommodation:
Approximately Ł22 (sterling) per person per night (bed and breakfast), in a local guesthouse which is situated close to the David Bates building. This building is the venue for the conference, and also houses the Pure Mathematics Department.

Conference Dinner: To be held on the evening of Thursday 2 September, and the (subsidised) charge will be Ł10 (sterling) per person.

Abstracts / Talks: Details, please, by 30 June or preferably earlier.
Please use the abstract submission facility on the topology atlas at http://at.yorku.ca/cgi-bin/amca/submit/cadg-01.

Abstracts can then be viewed at http://at.yorku.ca/cgi-bin/amca/cadg-01.

If you experience any problems regarding submission of abstracts please e-mail one of the organisers.

Third Announcement

The following talks have now been scheduled:

Shura Arhangel'skii	Moscow	To be announced
Henno Brandsma	Delft	A survey of the monolithic hyperspace problem
Brian van Dam	Auckland	Special resolutions and their properties
Julian Dontchev	Helsinki	Generalised Banach category theorem
Julian Dontchev	Helsinki	Low separation axioms and submaximality
Paul Gartside	Oxford	Open universals
Alan Hanna	QUB	Constructible sets and properties derived from splittability
Robin Knight	Oxford	To be announced
Joseph T H Lo	Oxford	Borel universal sets of compact spaces
Dona Strauss	Hull	Image partition regular matrices
Colin Turner	Ulster	Constraints and the Bankston iteration sequence

Other participants include:

Aisling McCluskey (Galway)	Gareth Fairey (Oxford)
Declan McCartan (QUB)	Stefano Ferri (Hull)
Michael Gormley (QUB)	Peter Adams (Hull)
Brian McMaster (QUB)

General Information

Queen’s University is spread roughly within a quarter mile radius of the main site (Lanyon building) found on University Road, about one mile south of the city centre. The David Bates Building (no.10 on the QUB map) is located at the rear of the main university building at the entrance to the Botanical Gardens. The Pure Mathematics Department is located on the 1^st floor – the departmental office is room 1005. A card phone is available in the lobby and the all important coke machine is on the 1^st floor right next to the conference lecture theatre (room 1022). The Common Room (no.32 on the QUB map), where most people will be staying, is entered via College Gardens. During daylight hours the quickest route from the Common Room to the Bates Building is via Botanic Gardens.

More information about Belfast and Northern Ireland.

Revised Timetable

Time	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
10.00	Registration and coffee	Shura Arhangel'skii
10.15
10.30
10.45	Welcome from Head of School
11.00	Julian Dontchev	Coffee	Joseph Lo
11.15
11.30		Dona Strauss	Coffee
11.45
12.00	Brian Van Dam		Brian McMaster
12.15
12.30			Robin Knight
12.45
1.00	L U N C H
2.30	Alan Hanna	Free Afternoon!	Henno Brandsma
2.45
3.00	Colin Turner
3.15			Coffee
3.30	Coffee
3.45			Julian Dontchev
4.00	Paul Gartside
4.15
4.30

We gratefully acknowledge financial support from the London Mathematical Society.

Please submit abstracts as soon as possible to allow for publication of a finalised programme.

Please monitor these pages for future developments
Last update 25/8/99

a.hanna@qub.ac.uk
d.mccartan@qub.ac.uk [principal organiser]
t.b.m.mcmaster@qub.ac.uk k

March 1997:	Belfast 1 at QUB
July 1997:	Galway 1 at NUI Galway
September 1998:	Galway 2 at Oxford (Math. Institute)

Registration Fee:	Ł20 (sterling) (waived for PhD students)
Speakers:	We are delighted to report that Professor A. V. Arhangel'skii has agreed to be the keynote speaker at this conference.
Accommodation:	Approximately Ł22 (sterling) per person per night (bed and breakfast), in a local guesthouse which is situated close to the David Bates building. This building is the venue for the conference, and also houses the Pure Mathematics Department.
Conference Dinner:	To be held on the evening of Thursday 2 September, and the (subsidised) charge will be Ł10 (sterling) per person.
Abstracts / Talks:	Details, please, by 30 June or preferably earlier. Please use the abstract submission facility on the topology atlas at http://at.yorku.ca/cgi-bin/amca/submit/cadg-01. Abstracts can then be viewed at http://at.yorku.ca/cgi-bin/amca/cadg-01. If you experience any problems regarding submission of abstracts please e-mail one of the organisers.