UMKC Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Eric Hall

Assistant Professor
Undergraduate Advisor

Ph.D. 2000, Mathematics, University of Michigan
B.A. 1993, Mathematics, Carleton College

Manheim 306B
(816) 235-5852
halle@umkc.edu

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Research Interests:

Set theory, Mathematical Logic

Teaching -- List of recent UMKC courses:
Math 110 (College Algebra) Math 210 (Calculus I) Math 220 (Calculus II) Math 250 (Calculus III) Math 300 (Linear Algebra) Math 301 (On Solid Ground: Sets & Proof)	Math 410 (Modern Algebra) Math 420 (Linear Algebra II) Math 444 (Modern Geometries) Math 5509 (General Algebra I) Math 5519 (General Algebra II) Math 5523 (Real Variables II)

Dr. Hall does research in set theory, especially on models of set theory in which the Axiom of Choice does not hold. Some of his recent publications are on Axiom of Choice issues in general topology.

Prior to joining the UMKC faculty in Fall 2003, Dr. Hall worked at Purdue University in a post-doctoral position for three years. For 2001-2002, he was named one of the top ten teachers of the Purdue School of Sciences.

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