The key research area in logic, known as the Kurt Gödel Research Center for Mathematical Logic (KGRC), follows the tradition of Kurt Gödel, who proved his famous Completeness and Incompleteness Theorems in Vienna between 1929–1931, perhaps the most significant work of mathematical logic of modern times. His results were foundational for all the central areas of contemporary logic: set theory, model theory, computability theory, and proof theory.

We teach a variety of courses in logic. Current research in our key research area mainly focuses on set theory and model theory.

Kurt Gödel, black and white, head with glasses wearing a suit

Events

06.12.2023 15:00
 

Tame regularity in hypergraphs

J. Wolf (Cambridge U, UK)

 

07.12.2023 11:30
 

Forcing techniques for Cichoń's Maximum: FS iterations

D. A. Mejía (Shizuoka U, JP)

07.12.2023 15:00
 

The unit conjecture and the unique product property

A. Nies (U of Auckland, NZ)

News

10.10.2023
 

Corey Switzer receives an FWF-ESPRIT grant.

01.06.2023
 

Vera Fischer promoted to Associate Professor.

08.05.2023
 

Nigel Pynn-Coates receives an FWF-ESPRIT grant.