Wow! This is all such great information. Thanks so much. Exactly the kind of stuff I wanted to hear.
I looked into Madison (I have a friend studying set theory there) and it looks good, but doesn't have much in the way of categories. Also, my mom had a falling out with a brother who obtained...
I took a look at Stanford's site and it didn't have as much information about anything along the lines of a logic program. I did find a couple of professors who are into logic there, but that was it. Can you point me towards anything more on that front? It similarly might be good to apply to...
I'm wanting to get a sense from folks about how important the General GRE scores are if you do well on the subject test (specifically for getting into grad school for mathematics). My imagination tells me that the subject test is WAY more important than the general, and as the October dates are...
Awesome! Good to know.
Large cardinals are so cool. Seat theory was one of the first "pure math" classes I took and learning about infinite set cardinality just blew my mind. Definitely part of what hooked me on math.
Cheers
Chris
Thanks for the feedback. Upon looking more carefully, I noted that CMU doesn't have any folks who list large cardinals as a focus. What you are saying about having a bunch of options resonates really strongly. I certainly don't want to box myself in.
Thank you both.
CMU does sound pretty awesome. Their list of foundations faculty is impressive and I would have a lot of freedom there methinks.
That set theory folk directory is pretty amazing as well, if not a little overwhelming. Not sure if I'm cut out for life in Florida, but I'll give...
Hi there.
I'm interested in going back to school for graduate studies and am particularly interested in Categorical Logic, that is, the application of Category Theory towards the study of Logic and Model Theory in particular (at least so far as my specific interests go). I'm also pretty...