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Selçuk Topal

He received his Ph.D. in mathematical logic and the foundations of mathematics from Ege University (2015) and was a visiting scholar at  Department of Mathematics (Prof.Dr. Lawrence S. Moss) and in the Department of Computing and Computing (Dr.Muhammad Abdul-Mageed), Indiana University, Bloomington, USA.
 
His research interests include pure and applied logic (logic, language and information), mathematics, computer science and graph theory.
 
s.topal@beu.edu.tr


 

ARTICLES:

On Logics of Transitive Verbs With and Without Intersective Adjectives

Issue: 7:1 (The twenty fifth issue)
The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the natural logic program which
invents logics in natural language. This study presents two logics: a logical
system containing transitive verbs and a more expressive logical
system containing both transitive verbs and intersective adjectives.
The paper offers three different set-theoretic semantics which are equivalent for
the logics.