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Pete L. Clark

associate professor of math @ University of Georgia.


Primary research interests: number theory, arithmetic geometry, Galois cohomology

Secondary research interests: field theory, commutative algebra, general topology, model theory, and various combinations thereof

I also have an enduring interest in mathematical exposition.

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30 How to teach logical implication? Mar 18 '14
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