James Holland

jch258@math.rutgers.edu

Main Page Research Teaching Resources GOST Seminar
Room 620, Hill Center
Department of Mathematics
110 Frelinghuysen Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854

Math Ph.D. Candidate

Me

I am a Ph.D. student studying logic and set theory. In particular, I’m interested in large cardinals, forcing, and inner model theory, and using these to establish equiconsistency results. More broadly I’m interested in the philosophy of mathematics, and its connections to set theoretic axioms and methods. My advisor is Grigor Sargsyan.

I will graduate in Spring 2023, so I will be on the job market.

Academic Information

Academic History

B.A.Sc. in Mathematics, and Philosophy from UCLA in 2017.

Ph.D. work in Mathematics at Rutgers since 2017.

Academic Interests

I am a student of mathematics interested particularly in logic and set theory. Beyond this, I am interested in philosophy (especially logic, language, and ethics), and Scandinavian studies.