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Kazakh–French colloquium on Model Theory

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Kazakh–French colloquium on Model Theory
StatusActive
GenreLogic conference
CountryKazakhstan or France
Years active1990–2005, 2022-present
InauguratedAugust 1990; 34 years ago (1990-08)
FounderBruno Poizat
Tolendi Mustafin
Most recent14–18 November 2022
Previous event2005
Next event2025
ActivityActive

The Kazakh–French colloquium on "Model Theory" is an academic conference for the topic of model theory. It was first organized by the French logician, linguist Bruno Poizat and the Kazakh logician T. Mustafin in Kazakhstan.[1]

History[edit]

Scientific cooperation between Tolendi Mustafin and Bruno Poizat began in the Soviet period. Their first meeting took place in the Novosibirsk Akademgorodok (1986). In 1989, Professor Bruno Poizat visited Kazakhstan at the invitation of Tolendi Mustafin (first in Almaty, then in Karaganda). They then agreed to organize a Soviet-French colloquium on "Model Theory" at the Karaganda State University in Kazakhstan in 1990. This colloquium has become the largest scientific forum in this field in Kazakhstan. It was a very bold step to organize such a large-scale event during the Soviet totalitarian regime. With the help of the colloquium, researchers in this field got the opportunity to visit foreign countries in the field of model theory.

More than 70 participants from all over the world took part in the colloquium. Of the neighboring countries, most of the participants were from USSR, and from afar there were a few researchers from France, led by Bruno Poizat. It was decided to hold a colloquium once every two years. In 1992 it was held in Marseille, in 1994 - in Almaty. The fourth took place in France (Marseille) in 1997. After the death of Tolendi Garifuly in 1994, this work was stopped. With support of prof. B.Poizat, we organized the Sixth Kazakh-French colloquium in Kazakhstan in 2000.

Title page of the first collection of the colloquium

B. Poizat brought his students and followers to the colloquium and promoted fellowship among the youth. The sixth colloquium was held in Kazakhstan (Astana) in 2005.[2] Already now we feel the support and sincerity of our respected friend teacher Bruno Poizat. It's nice to communicate and meet him every time in Kazakhstan. Bruno Poizat - Honored Professor of E.A. Buketov Karaganda State University and L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University.

Notable participants[edit]

Participants of first colloquium: T. Mustafin, Yu. Ershov, M. Ziegler, E. Palyutin, K. Jetpisov

Bruno Poizat, Tolendi Mustafin, Evgeniy Palyutin, Aibat Yeshkeyev, Bektur Baizhanov, Frank O. Wagner,[3] John T. Baldwin, Yu. Ershov, Yerzhan Baisalov, Kanat Kudaibergenov, Oleg Belegradek,[4] Sergey Sudoplatov ,[5] Beibut Kulpeshov,[6] Charles Steinhorn, Viktor Verbovskiy, Gregory Cherlin, Jamalbek Tusupov, Alexandre Borovik, Martin Ziegler, Boris Zilber, Philipp Rothmaler, L.A. Bokut, N.G. Khisamiev, B.Sh. Kulpeshov, A.S.Dzhumadil'daev

List of colloquiums[edit]

Year City Country Colloquium
2025 Aktau Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Kazakh-French colloquium on Model Theory
2022 Lyon France France French-Kazakh colloquium on Model Theory
2005 Astana Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Kazakhstan-French conference "Model theory and algebra"
2000 Astana Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Turanian-French colloquium on Model Theory
1997 Marseille France France French-Turanian colloquium on Model Theory
1994 Almaty Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Kazakh-French colloquium on Model Theory
1992 Marseille France France French-Kazakh colloquium on Model Theory
1990 Almaty,Karaganda Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Soviet-French colloquium on "Model Theory"

See also[edit]

Logic Colloquium

References[edit]

A.D. TAIMANOV AND MODEL THEORY IN KAZAKHSTAN

External links[edit]



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