David Marker
David Marker
Professor Emeritus
LAS Distinguished Professor
Fellow of the AMS
Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science
University of Illinois at Chicago
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Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science
University of Illinois at Chicago
851 S. Morgan St. (M/C 249)
Chicago, IL 60607-7045
e-mail:marker@uic.edu
Teaching
Research Interests
Model theory and it applications. In particular I am interested in
applications to:
- real algebraic geometry and real analytic geometry
- exponentiation
- differential algebra
Some available preprints and Notes (postscript or pdf files)
- Logaritmic-exponential power series (with
Lou van den Dries and Angus Macintrye)
- An introduction to the Model Theory of Fields
- Model theory of differential
fields
- A survey article on Model theory and real exponentiation submitted to the AMS Notices.
- A failure of quantifier elimination (with A. Macintyre)
- Levelled o-minimal structures (with C. Miller)
- Differential Galois theory III: some inverse problems (with A. Pillay)
- A survey article Strongly minimal sets and geometry
on the pregeometries of strongly minimal sets and Hrushovski's application to diophanitne geometry.
- Slides from 10/17 Berkeley logic colloquium on logarithmic-exponential series.
- Lecture notes from my seminar on ACFA are
available here.
- Logarithmic-exponential series (with
L. van den Dries and A. Macintyre)
- Manin kernels
- MSRI survey on Model theory of differential fields
- MSRI survey Introduction to Model Theory
- My book Model Theory: an Introduction, an
introductory
text in model theory has just been published by Springer
(Graduate Texts in Mathematics 217). Here are:
- Lecture notes on Descriptive
Set Theory
- slides from lecture at RSME-ASM meeting in
Seville (pdf file)
- slides from lecture at Notre Dame on Vaught's Conjecture for Differentially Closed Fields
Part I
, Part II (pdf files)
- Decidability of the Natural Numbers with the Almost-All
Quantifier with Ted Slaman (pdf)
- Remarks on Zilbers Pseudoexponentiation (pdf)
- The Borel Complexity of Isomorphism for
Theories with Many Types (pdf)
- Some Lecture Notes from Graduate Topics Course on Infinitary Logics and Abstract Elementary Classes
-
Lecture Notes on Infintary Logic
-
David Kueker's lecture Notes
- Slides from a lecture on Harrington's Proof that counterexamples to Vaught's
Conjecture have arbitrarily large Scott rank below omega_2
- Slides from lecture on Model Theory and Differential Algebraic Geometry at 2012 AMS Meeting in Boston
- Uncountable real closed fields with PA integer parts (with Jim Schmerl and Charlie Steinhorn)
- LAS Distinguished Professor Lecture Notes
and Photos March 19, 2013
- Degrees of Models of Arithmetic my 1983 Yale PhD thesis
- Classifying Pairs of Real Closed Fields Angus Macintyre's 1967 Stanford Thesis
- Turing degree spectra of differentially closed fields, joint with Russell Miller
- Decidability of the natural numbers with the almost-all quantifier joint with Ted Slaman (unpublished 2008 manuscript).
- Representing Scott sets in algebraic settings, joint with
Alf Dolich, Julia Knight and Karen Lange
- Logical Complexity of Schanuel's Conjecture AMS Meeting in Charleston, March 2017.
- Fifty Years in the Model Theory of Differential Fields ASL Lecture at JMM Baltimore, January 2019.
- Lecture Notes on Model Theory of Valued Fields Fall 2018
- Model Theory and Machine Learning Model Theory and Mathematical Logic, U. Maryland , June 2019
- Model Theory of Differential Closures AMS Special Session lecture at JMM Denver, January 2020.
- Scattered Sentences have Few Separable Randomizations with U. Andrews, I. Goldbring, S. Hachtman and H. J. Keisler
- Anti-classification results for groups acting freely on the line with F. Caldoroni, L. Motto Ros and A. Shani
- Lectures from BIRS workshop
Model Theory of Differential Equations, Algebraic Geometry, and their Applications to Modeling
- Introductory Lectures from MSRI Program Decidability, definability and computability in number theory
- Large stable fields Informal lectures, Spring 2021
- On the equations of Poizat and Lienard with J. Freitag, R. Jaoui and J. Nagloo
- Rigid differentially closed fields
-
Some reflections on the work of Udi Hrushovski lecture Fields Workshop: From Geometric Stability Theory to Tame Geometry
- Strong minimal sets in diferentially closed fields:
Equations of Poizat and Lienard type Seminar IPM Tehran
- A Midwest Model Theory Meeting
at UIC October 14-16, 2022 in honor of Charles Steinhorn's 70th birthday
- Fall 2023 Coven Wood Lectures at Wesleyan University
- My new book An Invitation to Mathematical Logic, a text for a first graduate course in logic, will be published in the Springer GTM series later this year.
Here is a link to the preface and table of contents.
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