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CfP: New Book Series "Advanced Studies in Mathematics and Logic"

CALL FOR PAPERS

Title: Advanced Studies in Mathematics and Logic
(http://www.polimetrica.com/asml)
Publisher: Polimetrica, International Scientific Publisher
(http://www.polimetrica.com)

This Call for Papers is related to the first volume of ASML.

Aims and Scope

Advanced Studies in Mathematics and Logic is a book series related to the
foundations of mathematics and logic. Each volume contains papers, short
monographs and other documents connected to the following questions: i)
What were, what are and what could be the meanings of the term
"mathematics"? ii) What were, what are and what could be the meanings of
the term "logic"? iii) What were, what are and what could be the goals of
mathematics? iv) What were, what are and what could be the goals of logic?
v) What were, what are and what could be the different kinds of
logico-mathematical branches? vi) What were, what are and what could be
the applications of mathematics to other scientific domains? vii) What
were, what are and what could be the applications of logic to other
scientific domains? viii) How were, how are and how could be constructed
the multiple types of logico-mathematical tools (e.g.
models/systems/languages and, more in general, structures) for working
scientists? ix) What was, what is and what could be the role of
mathematics in the different kinds of cultures, societies and economies?
x) What was, what is and what could be the role of logic in the different
kinds of cultures, societies and economies? xi) How to teach mathematics
and logic in different contexts, at different degrees, for different
purposes? This series aims to publish volumes which propose an open and
continuous discussion about the possible identities of mathematics and
logic, directing the research perspectives towards the future (what could
be ...), not forgetting the present (what is ...) and the past roots (what
was ...): the frameworks of knowledge are made up through plural
histories, localized in different cultural, social and economical
backgrounds and developed in relation to different needs, equally
important and considerable. To be published a work must be structured,
correct, clear and well written. Authors are encouraged to cooperate with
other working scientists and with people and organizations interested to
develop, to promote and to benefit the obtained results.

Editorial Advisory Board

Hajnal Andreka, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary; Aldo Antonelli,
University of California, USA; Jeremy Avigad, Carnegie Mellon University,
USA; Steve Awodey, Carnegie Mellon University, USA; Jody Azzouni, Tufts
University, USA; Valentin A. Bazhanov, Ulyanovsk State University, Russia;
Johan van Benthem, University of Amsterdam, Holland; Jean-Yves B?ziau,
University of Neuchatel, Switzerland; Daniel Bonevac, University of Texas
at Austin, USA; Walter Carnielli, State University of Campinas, Brazil;
Leo Corry, Tel-Aviv University, Israel; Ubiratan D'Ambrosio, State
University of Campinas, Brazil; Costas Drossos, University of Patras,
Greece; Mircea Dumitru, University of Bucarest, Romania; Juliet Floyd,
Boston University, USA; Mark Fuller, University of Wisconsin, USA; Marcus
Giaquinto, University College London, UK; Paul Gochet, University of
Li?ge, Belgium; Rob Goldblatt, Victoria University of Wellington, New
Zealand; Bob Hale, University of Glasgow, Scotland; Harold Hodes, Cornell
University, USA; Nathan Houser, Indiana University-Purdue University
Indianapolis, USA; Arnold Koslow, City University of New York, USA; Srecko
Kovac, University of Zagreb, Croatia; Jim Lambek, McGill University,
Canada; Witold Marciszewski, Warsaw University, Poland; Solomon Marcus,
University of Bucarest, Romania; Jean-Pierre Marquis, University of
Montreal, Canada; Timothy McCarthy, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, USA; Colin McLarty, Case Western Reserve University,
USA; Grigori Mints, Stanford University, USA; Roman Murawski, Adam
Mickiewicz University, Poland; Istvan Nemeti, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, Hungary; Laurentiu Panaitopol, University of Bucarest, Romania;
Claudio Pizzi, University of Siena, Italy; Sundar Sarukkai, National
Institute of Advanced Studies, India; Amilcar Sernadas, IST, Portugal;
Lars Svenonius, University of Mariland, USA; William Tait, University of
Chicago, USA; Berislav Zarnic, University of Split, Croatia.

The Editor-in-chief for 2005/2006 is Giandomenico Sica (Polimetrica
Research, Italy).

Important dates

Submission of papers: 1 March 2005
Acceptance notification: 20 March 2005
Camera-ready papers: 10 April 2005

Topics, instructions for authors and other information are available at the
following web address: http://www.polimetrica.com/asml/.
Please note that papers must directly answer to one or more parts of the
questions posed in the "Aims and Scope".