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- Tarski-type problems for free associative algebras
- Ranks, spectra and their dynamics for families of constant expansions of theories
- Independence and simplicity in Jonsson theories with abstract geometry
- Current research on Gödel's incompleteness theorems
- The closed fragment of the interpretability logic of PRA with a constant for I\(\Sigma^1\)
- Hierarchy of families of theories and their rank characteristics
- What does a group algebra of a free group ``know about the group?
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