Lorenzo Notaro

I'm a third-year PhD student at the University of Turin, working in set theory under the supervision of Prof. Raphaël Carroy and Prof. Alessandro Andretta.

Currently, my research focuses on models of set theory without choice and on the structure of the constructibility degrees of the reals.

Publications

Real degrees in the side-by-side Sacks model - manuscript in preparation.
The breadth of real degrees and definable Sierpiński's converings (joint work with Alessandro Andretta) - manuscript in preparation.
Does DC imply ACω, uniformly? (joint work with Alessandro Andretta) - submitted.
A game for Baire's grand theorem - submitted.

Talks

Does DC imply ACω, uniformly? - 120 Years of Choice, University of Leeds (UK) - July 2024
Does DC imply ACω, uniformly? - Logic Working Group, University of Turin (Italy) - 26 January 2024
Does DC imply ACω, uniformly? - Oberseminar in Mathematical Logic, University of Freiburg, (Germany) - 31 October 2023
Tree-representations for Borel functions - Winter School in Abstract Analysis 2022: section set theory & topology, Hejnice (Czech Republic) - 4 February 2022
Tree-representations for Borel functions - Logic Working Group, University of Turin (Italy) - 21 January 2022

Contacts and CV

Email: lorenzo.notaro [at] unito [dot] it

CV: link