Department of Mathematics
The Ohio State University
231 W. 18th Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210
e-mail:miller@math.ohio-state.edu
office: Math Tower 758
office phone: (614) 292-9363
FAX: (614) 292-1479
(Please contact me for e- or offprints of papers that have already been published.)
1/3/08.
Structures having o-minimal open core (with A. Dolich and C.
Steinhorn).
2/19/06.
... for ``Avoiding the projective hierarchy in expansions of the
real field by sequences''.
2/5/05.
... for ``Geometric categories and o-minimal structures''.
9/23/03. ...
for
``Expansions of the real line by open sets:
o-minimality
and open cores''.
9/2/03. ... for ``Expansions of the real field with power
functions''.
Revised
12/15/06.
A trichotomy for expansions of R_{an} by trajectories of
analytic planar vector fields (with Patrick Speissegger).
Revised
12/15/06.
A
weak growth
dichotomy for d-minimal expansions of the real field.
Revised
12/15/06.
Definable
choice in d-minimal expansions of ordered groups.
Revised 12/15/06. D-minimal
expansions of the
real field have the exchange property.
8/7/03. Status of the o-minimal two-group question (with
Sergei
Starchenko).
ASL (Association for Symbolic Logic)
Deconstructing
Evaluations , by Paul Trout
The young fellow who proposed this title was perhaps a fair sample of the kind of stuff we were made of. He was young, ignorant, good-natured, well-meaning, trivial, full of romance, and given to reading chivalric novels and singing forlorn love-ditties. He had some pathetic little nickel-plate aristocratic instincts, and detested his name, which was Dunlap; detested it, partly because it was nearly as common in that region as Smith, but mainly because it had a plebian sound to his ear. So he tried to enoble it by writing it in this way: d'Unlap. That contented his eye, but left his ear unsatisfied, for people gave the new name the same old pronunciation---, emphasis on the front end of it. He then did the bravest thing that can be imagined,--- a thing to make one shiver when one remembers how the world is given to resenting shams and affectations; he began to write his name so: d'Un Lap.A great column by Michelle Malkin
--- From The Private History of a Campaign that Failed, by Mark Twain (1892)
Ohio Association of Scholars on OSU's Diversity Action Plan
Roger Clegg on diversity on National Review Online