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Quinn Culver

September 28, 2015
Quinn Culver

Quinn Culver

Fordham University

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Quinn Culver received his doctorate in 2015 from Notre Dame University, as a student of Peter Cholak. He studies algorithmic randomness and other aspects of computability theory.
Quinn Culver has 1 talk in our database:
NERDS: New England Recursion & Definability Seminar October 17, 2015
The interplay of classes of algorithmically random objects
This entry was posted on September 28, 2015.

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