ISU Professor Presents Research on Logic in Greece

Professor James Wolper from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics presented his new research at the UNILOG22 conference on Universal Logic held near Chania, Crete, earlier this month.

"People tend to think of logic in true/false terms," Wolper said, "But there are many cases where logical arguments about infinite sets only work sometimes.  My research, inspired by advances in signal processing, tries to clarify when some of these arguments still work." 

The UNILOG conferences are attended by researchers in Philosophy, Logic, Computer Science, and Mathematics from all over the world. This was the Seventh UNILOG; the next will be held in Peru in 2025.