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-2018-01:
- Line van den Berg Unreliable Gossip
- MoL-2017-31:
- Albert Janzen The paradoxes of self-negation
- MoL-2017-30:
- Marco Bacchin The perception of number: towards a topological approach
- MoL-2017-29:
- Esteban Landerreche Leaning on Impossible-to-Parallelise Work for Immutability Guarantees in the Blockchain
- MoL-2017-28:
- Michael Repplinger Understanding Generalization: Learning Quantifiers and Negation with Neural Tensor Networks
- MoL-2017-27:
- Mees de Vries An Extensional Modified Realizability Topos
- MoL-2017-26:
- Rana Klein The Logical Dynamics of Gossip: an analysis in Dynamic Epistemic Logic
- MoL-2017-25:
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Jonathan Frederik Sippel
The Good, the Bad, and the Difficult
Complexity in a Monotonicity-Grounded Natural Logic for Reasoning with Generalized Quantifiers - MoL-2017-24:
- Zeno de Hoop Context-Free Processes and Push-Down Processes
- MoL-2017-23:
- Guido van der Knaap The Philosophical Motivation for Proof-Theoretic Harmony