Recent Theses

On the ILLC site you may find a full list of ILLC research reports and dissertations. Additionally, the electronic archives may also be accessed by using the Search Form of the ILLC Eprints server.

MoL-2026-01:
Amos Nicodemus Formalizing Unsolvability Certificates for Automated Planning in Lean 4
MoL-2025-31:
Mayra Huespe Meaning and Agency in Large Language Models
MoL-2025-30:
Klarise Marais Collaborative Knowability
MoL-2025-29:
Joris A. Galema Explicit belief, Justification terms and Quasi-consistent evidence
MoL-2025-28:
Otto de Jong Structured Justifications for Binary Aggregation
MoL-2025-27:
Spyridon Dialiatsis Combinatorial Properties of the Raisonnier Filter
MoL-2025-26:
Tisja Irene Smits Numerical Judgment Aggregation: Towards a General Framework
MoL-2025-25:
Kirti Singh Descriptive and Substantive Representation in Approval-Based Committee Voting
MoL-2025-24:
Yuan Ma Disjunctions in Mandarin Chinese
MoL-2025-23:
Josef C L Doyle von Hoffmann HMS-Duality for Residuated Lattices