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NEWS:
NEWS:
New conference paper: Evidence Diffusion in Social Networks: A Topologica Perspective, co-authored by Theodor-Ştefan Zotescu and Sonja Smets, is accepted at LORI 2025. Ştefan is going to present it in Xi'an in October!
Invited talk: I will give a talk at LORI 2025 in October. Further details about the conference are here: https://golori.org/lori2025/
Assistant Professor (tenured)
Assistant Professor (tenured)
Institute for Logic, Language and Computation
Department of Philosophy
University of Amsterdam
Institute for Logic, Language and Computation
Department of Philosophy
University of Amsterdam
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My work lies at the intersection of formal epistemology and philosophical logic. I am particualrly interested in (1) logics and quantitative formalisms combining notions of evidence, knowledge, and belief; (2) hyperintentional logics for representational propositional attitudes; (3) logics of reality oriented imagination; (4) the epistemology & logics of conditionals. Lately, thanks to my brilliant master and PhD students, I have also been thinking about logics of intention and social aspects of evidence sharing.
I am (still) a big fan of using topological semantics to model epistemic notions (see my dissertation Evidence in Epistemic Logic: A Topological Perspective).
My Erdös number is 3, via the path
Hans van Ditmarsch, Sophia Knight, Aybüke Özgün. Announcement as Effort on Topological Spaces-Extended version. Synthese (2017). pp. 2927–2969.
R.E.L. Aldred, M.D. Atkinson, Hans van Ditmarsch, C.C. Handley, D.A. Holton, D.M.C. McCaughan: Permuting machines and priority queues. Theoretical Computer Science, 2005. (DOI, PDF)
P. Erdös, R.L. Hemminger, D.A. Holton and B.D. McKay: On the chessmaster problem. Progress in Graph Theory, 1984. (PDF)
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