Curtis Franks

Professor of Philosophy

Curtis Franks is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, focusing on mathematical logic and the philosophy of mathematics.

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UNUniversity of Notre Dame Algorithms & Theoretical CS Mathematics

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University of Notre Dame

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The Complexity of Simplicity in Mathematical Logic

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Theory & Algos·Conference Talk

The Complexity of Simplicity in Mathematical Logic

Curtis Franks·UNUniversity of Notre Dame

Curtis Franks investigates the intricate relationship between simplicity and complexity within mathematical logic, probing the philosophical underpinnings of formal systems and their inherent structures.

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