Ryan Carpenter


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I am a second-year graduate student studying mathematics at The University of Illinois at Chicago.

My research interests include mathematical, philosophical, and symbolic logic, with particular emphasis on set theory and model theory. Prior to coming to Chicago, I completed my Bachelor's degree in mathematics and philosophy at The University of Pittsburgh, earning honors distinctions in both areas of study.

My CV (last updated March 2024) can be found here.

One may reach me by email at rcarpe5 [at symbol] uic [dot symbol] edu. Additionally, my office is located at SEO 730, 851 South Morgan Street, Chicago, Il 60607.


Papers



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Selected Talks

"On Relevant Arithmetic"

Given to the Louise Hay Logic Seminar for graduate students in logic at UIC on November 7, 2022

Please email me for notes of the talk.

"Modal Model Theory: A Potential Foundation for Mathematics?"

Given to the Louise Hay Logic Seminar for graduate students in logic at UIC on March 6, 2023

One may find the notes for this talk here .

"1 + 1 = 2: I Read Principia Mathematica So You Don't Have To"

Given at the 23rd annual Graduate Student Conference in Logic on April 16, 2023

One may find the notes for this talk here .

"Paradox, Cardinals, Gödel, and Cantor"

Given to the Louise Hay Logic Seminar for graduate students in logic at UIC on October 5, 2023

One may find the notes for this talk here .

"A Brief Survey of Hyperreal Numbers"

Given to the Louise Hay Logic Seminar for graduate students in logic at UIC on March 7, 2024

One may find the notes for this talk here .