University of East Anglia invites applications for a doctoral research project exploring the model theory of powered complex fields.
The project, supervised by Dr Jonathan Kirby, will investigate both algebra and model-theoretic aspects, aiming to describe definable sets and their geometry, situating this work between algebraic and analytic geometry. A 2:1 in Mathematics is required and the program is a full-time PhD funded as a Faculty of Science studentship in the UK.
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PhD in Model Theory of Complex Power Fields in Norwich employer: University of East Anglia
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