Theory: Algebraic and Logical Design Methods

People

Swansea has one of the largest groups of theoretical computer scientists in the UK, with a big research programme involving many international collaborators. The following lists indicate the main interests of the group members. (Direct access to contact details and photos is provided on the Department People pages.)

Staff

A Beckmann
Proof theoryBounded arithmeticProof complexity
U Berger
Computing with continuous and analogue dataHigher order methods for semantics and program synthesisProof theoryType theory
J Blanck
Computing with continuous and analogue data
N A Harman
Hierarchical structure of systems
O Kullmann
Proof complexitySatisfiability problems
F G Moller
Infinite state automata theoryModal and temporal logics
P D Mosses
Semantics onlineCommon algebraic specification language
M Roggenbach
Data and processesCommon algebraic specification language
M Seisenberger
Higher order methods for semantics and program synthesisProof theory
A G Setzer
Proof theoryType theory
J V Tucker
Computing with continuous and analogue dataComputability and physical systemsTheory of data and data-centric computing

Research assistants

Honorary staff

J A Bergstra (Amsterdam)
Theory of data and data-centric computing
K Stephenson (QinetiQ)
Theory of data and data-centric computing
C M N Tofts (concinnitas)
Service science
J I Zucker (McMaster)
Computing with continuous and analogue dataTheory of data and data-centric computing

Postgraduate students

C M Chuang
PhD - supervisor: A G Setzer
M Gwynne
PhD - supervisor: O Kullmann
T Hou
PhD - supervisor: U Berger
P James
PhD - supervisor: M Roggenbach
K Kanso
PhD - supervisor: A G Setzer
A J Lawrence
MRes - supervisor: M Seisenberger
M Lewsey
PhD - supervisor: O Kullmann
M New
PhD - supervisor: P D Mosses
F Nordvall Forsberg
PhD - supervisor: A G Setzer
L O'Reilly
PhD - supervisor: M Roggenbach

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