Introduction
I am Tamás Kátay, a PhD student in pure mathematics at ELTE in Hungary.
Email: 13heted [at] gmail [dot] com
CV (last updated: April 9, 2024)
Research interests
Generally, I am interested in set theory, logic, measure theory, dynamical systems, general topology, and real analysis. More specifically, my field of research is descriptive set theory, and I am enthusiastic about:
the generic behavior in the sense of Baire category in various spaces of objects (spaces of sets, functions, structures, etc.);
infinite games;
Borel combinatorics and equivalence relations.
Upcoming talks
Recent talks
Generic properties of countably infinite groups, Analysis Seminar, Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics (February 15)
Generic properties of countably infinite groups, Logic Seminar, Cornell University (February 9)
Elusive properties of countably infinite graphs, Winter School in Abstract Analysis, Section Set Theory, Hejnice, Czech Republic (January 27 - February 3)
Generic properties of countably infinite groups, Descriptive Dynamics and Combinatorics Seminar, McGill University (October 31, 2023)
Generic Besicovitch sets in the plane, Conference on Generic Structures, Będlewo, Poland (October 23-28, 2023)