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Leader and Forster - Debate

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Is the axiom of choice a bit of a joke?

Why is Banach-Tarski not a paradox? Or is it after all as weird as you thought?

Come here Imre Leader and Thomas Forster debate the right way to use – or not – the axiom of choice.

Non-constructive views and non-well-orderly behaviour tolerated.

(organised by Nik Sultana)

This talk is part of the Trinity Mathematical Society series.

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