The Mathematics Statistics Library maintains a collection on mathematical logic in support of the Group in Logic and the Methodology of Science. Materials on mathematical logic and related areas may also be found in the following libraries:
This collection is generously supported by the Professor William Craig Endowment Fund for Maintaining Strength in Logic and Related Areas. In addition, the Group maintains its own Logic Library of reprints, dissertations, key texts, and other materials in the Alfred Tarski Room (727 Evans). This collection is for use by faculty and graduate students.
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