PhD Students
- Kristjan Liiva, University of Edinburgh (2013-).
Co-supervised with Dr Paul B. Jackson, Edinburgh.
Kristjan is working on decision
methods in real algebra and analysis, with a special interest in
the design and application of SMT-oriented decision procedures for
nonlinear real arithmetic.
In July,
2014, he will begin receiving
support from Microsoft Research, Cambridge, with Christoph
Wintersteiger as his MSR mentor.
Recent Taught or Supervised Courses -
Decision Procedures for Nonlinear Arithmetic, a one-week mini-course in Maria Paola Bonacina's MSc Automated Reasoning course, Autumn 2014,
Università degli
Studi di Verona. Click here for mini-course resources.
-
CMACS Seminar on Real Algebra and Hybrid Systems (joint with André Platzer), Autumn 2012, Logical Systems Lab,
Carnegie Mellon University,
Pittsburgh, USA.
- Decision Methods over Real and
Algebraically
Closed Fields, Lent (Spring) 2012, Department of Pure
Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, University of Cambridge.
- Supervision for Glynn Winskell's Discrete Mathematics,
Lent (Spring) 2012, Computer
Laboratory, University of Cambridge.
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{Expository notes}
Sums of Squares Positivstellensatzen Methods Explained: Part I
Understanding Algebro-Geometric Quantifier
Elimination: Part I, Algebraically Closed Fields of
Characteristic Zero via Muchnik
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