I'm interested in model theory (a branch of logic), especially in the
classification theory of infinitary logics, set theory, and the
applications of these areas to algebra.
My page in our departmental catalog can be found
here.
Graduate students:
Alexei Kolesnikov and
Monica VanDieren.
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Martin Goldstern, Rami Grossberg and
Menachem Kojman.
Infinite homogeneous bipartite graphs with unequal sides,
Discrete Mathematics 149 (1996) 69-82. |
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Saharon Shelah
and Rami Grossberg.
On cardinalities in quotients of inverse limits of groups,
Mathematica Japonica. 47 (1998), no. 2, 189-197. |
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John T. Baldwin, Rami Grossberg and
Saharon Shelah.
A characterization of the finite cover property
and stability,
Journal of Symbolic Logic
64 (1999) 678--684.
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Rami Grossberg and
Saharon Shelah.
On Hanf numbers of the infinitary
order property. 19 pages, DRAFT revised on 6/9/98.
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Doug Ensley
and Rami Grossberg.
Ramsey's theorem in stable structures,
21 pages, last revision 5/15/97. |
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Rami Grossberg and
Olivier Lessmann.
Dependence Relation in Pregeometries,
16 pages, last revision 4/25/00.
To appear in Algebra Univesalis.
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Rami Grossberg,
José Iovino
and
Olivier Lessmann.
A primer of simple theories,
46 pages, last revision 10/7/99
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Rami Grossberg and
Olivier Lessmann.
The local order property in non elementary classes,
Arch Math Logic 39 (2000) 6, 439-457. |
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Rami Grossberg and
Olivier Lessmann.
Shelah's stability spectrum
and homogeneity spectrum in finite diagrams,
31 pages, last revision 6/27/00. To appear in Archive of Math Logic.
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Rami Grossberg,
Alexei Kolesnikov, Ivan Tomasic
and
Monica VanDieren.
The equality S1=D=R,
22 pages, last version 4/25/00
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Rami Grossberg and
Olivier Lessmann.
Main Gap, decomposition and non structure,
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I am responsible for "The Mathematical Logic Seminar".
The seminar meets every Monday during the academic
year.
In Wean Hall 8427 from 4:30PM to 6:00PM. It will start
on the second week of the semester.
General description,
current topic,
past topics,
future topics.