Welcome!
I am Professor of
Mathematics
at the
George Washington
University. I teach a wide range of advanced and
introductory
courses.
My research
areas are computable algebra and computable model
theory, computability theory, and theoretical computer
science. My research is supported by the
National Science Foundation.
This support includes collaboration in computability
with Russia/Kazakhstan. I organize GW
Logic
Seminar, and am a co-organizer for the
Special
Session
on
Computable
Mathematics (in honor of Alan Turing) at the
American Math Society Meeting, March 17-18, 2012 at GW.
I am a director of the GW
Center
for Quantum Computing, Information, Logic and Topology
and co-organize the bi-annual meetings
Knots
in Washington.