What are the current open problems and trends in pure logic research?

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what are the current open problems in logic? in model theory, proof theory and philosophical logic? and what are the trends in research? what do researchers pay more attention to?


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is there any book which gives an outline on the open problems in logic?
 
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Call me a crazy, pie in the sky thinker. But. Since there are approximately 4 people here who are research mathematicians that I can think of, none of whom are logicians, here really isn't a very good place to look. However, since most every mathematician these days has a web page listing their research interests, why not look through a few of those? Pillay has moved to Leeds, Shelah is a brilliant mathematician, just have a look around you.
 
what do researchers pay more attention to?

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i thought there's a poster called honestwater or something like that, who specialises in logic and perhaps he could answer my question.
 
I think Honestrosewater is a woman. Haven't seen a post by her for a while. You could try to PM her.
 
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