Mathematical and Computational Logic

Mathematical and Computational Logic

The mathematical and computational logic group at BGU conducts research in set theory, model theory, general topology, Boolean algebras and, in theoretical computer science, concurrency, logic programming and lambda calculus.

Group Members

Name
Email
Research Interests
Courses
Emeritus Prof Uri Abraham

Set theory, mathematical logic, concurrency (in Computer Science)
Prof. Ruvim Lipyanski

Theory of Lie algebras, constructive algebraic geometry, algorithmic problems in the theory of rings.
Prof. Gregory Mashevitsky

Semigroup theory, semigroup identities, completely o-simple semigroups, transformation semigroups, universal algebra
Mayer Goldberg
Prof. Michael Codish
Prof. Menachem Kojman

Set theory, mathematical logic, combinatorics.

 Introduction to Topology and Introduction to Topology
Prof. Arkady Leiderman

Set theoretic topology, functional analysis, topological groups.

 Fundamentals of Analysis for EE - part I, Differential Calculus for EE and Fundamentals of Analysis for EE - part I
Dr. Moshe Kamensky

Model theory (a branch of mathematical logic), and its interactions with other areas of mathematics, especially algebraic geometry, representation theory and differential equations. I also like algebraic geometry in general, as well as category theory and related subjects.

 Introduction to Set Theory
Prof. Assaf Hasson

Model theory and applications to algebra and geometry.

 Introduction to Set Theory