“Exploring the Infinite” Grant
Winners
| Winners of the “Exploring the Infinite” RFP Grants |
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Borovik University of Manchester A Dialogue on Infinity Professor Jeremy Avigad Carnegie Mellon University The Infinite in Combinatorics and Number Theory Professor Andrey Bovykin University of Bristol The Study of Unprovability Dr. Lorenzo Carlucci University of Rome Shadows of Infinity Dr. Florian Pop University of Pennsylvania Exploring the Infinite: Discrete versus Non-Discrete and Beyond Professor John Steel University of California, Berkeley Exploring the Infinite: Mathematics and Mathematical Logic Dr. Andreas Weiermann Ghent University Phase Transitions in Logic and Combinatorics (PTLC) Dr. Denis Hirschfeldt University of Chicago Effective Mathematics of the Uncountable |
Professor Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley Boundedness, Finiteness, and Infinity in Diophantine Geometry Dr. Laura Crosilla Università delgi Studi di Firenze Infinity in Constructive Mathematics Professor William Ewald University of Pennsylvania Cantor, Hilbert, and the Infinite Professor Phillip Welch University of Bristol Philosophical Theories of Truth, Transfinite Computation, and Infinite Games Dr. Stephen G. Simpson Pennsylvania State University Degree Theory: A New Beginning Professor Theodore Slaman University of California, Berkeley Randomness and the Infinite Professor Su Gao University of North Texas Classifying Infinity |
Professor Peter Koellner Harvard University Prospects for Resolving the Continuum Hypothesis: Inner Model Theory and the Structure Theory of L Professor Kirsten Eisentrager Pennsylvania State University Extensions of Hilbert’s Tenth Problem Dr. Alexandra Shlapentokh East Carolina University Defining Integrality at Infinitely Many Primes and Other Infinite Problems Connected to Diophantine Definability and Decidability Professor Jan Krajicek Charles University, Prague Proof Complexity and Infinite Structures Professor Steffen Lempp University of Wisconsin Exploring the Infinite by Finitary Means Professor Richard Shore Cornell University Computability, Provability, and Infinity |
