Metalogic

BMA-LOTD-203
BMI-LOTD-203E
András Máté
2024 Fall semester
Friday 10:00-11:30, classroom i/221


Metalogic investigates the properties of formalized theories (such as negation-completeness, semantic completeness, decidability, consistency) within the framework of some (formalized or at least formalizable) theory. This course is based on Imre Ruzsa's theory of canonical calculi and the Markov algorithms. It covers their structure, their interrelations (their interdefinability) and the proof of well-known theorems of metalogic (Gödel's theorems, the Church-Turing theorem and Tarski's theorem on the indefinability of truth) in this framework, in an abstract and general form.



Grade requirements
Your grade depends on your performance in solving excercises (at the classes or as homeworks)

Required reading:

Imre Ruzsa, Introduction to Metalogic. Budapest: Áron Publishers, 1997.

Presentations:

13th September
20th September
27th September
4th October
11th October
18th October
25th October
22nd November