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Taneli Huuskonen


I find it very disturbing that President Obama still keeps people in prison in Guantanamo without any legal process, thereby violating their human rights.


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In my opinion, the "New salary system" (Uusi palkkausjärjestelmä, UPJ) might suit a commercial entreprise but not the University.

My Work

I started working at the Department of Mathematics of the University of Helsinki in 1988, and I got my Ph.D. in 1991. Since that time, I've been a member of the Helsinki Logic Group. I'm mainly interested in set theory, finite models, and infinitary languages. Lately (in 2002) I've resumed my research of first-order definability in rings of complex analytic functions. I have some publications outside logic as well.

I am supervising the postgraduate studies of Eljas Törneblom, who already has some new results on more general function rings.

My lectures in the past few years:

Year Semester Course
2003 Spring Axiomatic Set Theory
2003 Autumn Advanced Set Theory
2004 Spring Recursion Theory
2004 Autumn Forcing
Basics of Analysis
2005 Spring Elements of Set Theory
2005 Autumn Axiomatic Set Theory
2006 Spring Advanced Axiomatic Set Theory
2006 Autumn Iterated Forcing
2006 Autumn Analyysin Peruskurssi

In Spring 2011 I will be lecturing the course Logic I in English.


Other stuff

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Contact info

In spring 2012, I can be reached in my office A413 on Mondays at 1:00 - 2:00 PM and on Tuesdays at 2:30 - 3:30 PM.

Phone:
+358-9-19151484
Fax:
+358-9-19151400
Office:
A413 in Exactum
Address:
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics
P.O.Box 68 (Gustaf Hällströmin katu 2b)
FIN-00014 University of Helsinki
Email (not for bulk e-mailing):
huuskone+ks0162@cc.helsinki.fi

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