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Chris Brink's Degrees

Bachelors Mathematics University of Cape Town
Masters Mathematics University of Cape Town
PhD Mathematics University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Chris Brink, CBE, FRSSAf is a South African mathematician and academic. He was the Vice-Chancellor of Newcastle University between 2007 and December 2016. Career After graduating with a degree in maths and computer science from Rand Afrikaans University, Brink undertook post-graduate study at Rhodes University and the University of Cambridge. He became professor and head of mathematics and applied mathematics at the University of Cape Town in 1995, pro-vice-chancellor at the University of Wollongong in 1999 and rector and vice-chancellor of Stellenbosch University in 2002 before being appointed vice-chancellor of Newcastle University in 2007.

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Chris Brink's Published Works

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A Verisimilar Ordering of Theories Phrased in a Propositional Language (1987) (37)
A paradigm for program semantics - power structures and duality (2001) (33)
Peirce algebras (1993) (30)
Three Dual Ontologies (2002) (25)
No Lesser Place: The Taaldebat at Stellenbosch (2006) (25)
Multilingual universities : a national and international overview (2008) (22)
Subsumption computed algebraically (1992) (21)
Quality and Standards: Clarity, Comparability and Responsibility (2010) (21)
"Standards Will Drop"--and Other Fears about the Equality Agenda in Higher Education. (2009) (21)
Verisimilitude: views and reviews (1989) (20)
The soul of a university (2018) (18)
Monotone Predicate Transformers as Up-Closed Multirelations (2006) (18)
Background Material (1997) (16)
POWER STRUCTURES AND LOGIC (1986) (12)
Towards Automating Duality (1994) (11)
SECOND-ORDER BOOLEAN ALGEBRAS (1984) (7)
On Minorities (2005) (6)
R⌝-algebras and R⌝-model structures as power constructs (1989) (5)
Power structures (1993) (4)
The algebra of relatives (1979) (4)
Boolean circulants, groups, and relation algebras (1992) (4)
Verisimilitude by Power Relations: A Response to Oddie (1991) (3)
Two axiom systems for relation algebras (1979) (3)
Modelling the algebra of weakest preconditions (1991) (3)
Unification of Four Versions of Program Semantics (1998) (3)
The Responsive University and the Crisis in South Africa (2021) (3)
Verisimilitude via Vietoris (1992) (3)
From two- to four-valued logic (1993) (2)
Computing Verisimilitude (1995) (2)
Newcastle University and the development of the concept of a world-class civic university (2016) (2)
Equality and economy (2012) (2)
Power structures and their applications (2014) (2)
Finite-Cofinite Program Relations (1999) (2)
CATEGORICAL ASPECTS OF POWER ALGEBRAS (1993) (2)
Predicate transformers as power operations (1995) (2)
A comment on relevant truth table logic (1992) (1)
On Birkhoff's Postulates for a Relation Algebra (1977) (1)
FLIGHT ATTENDANT TELLS ALL (1994) (0)
Theoretical Computer Science: What is it all about, and is it of any relevance to us? (2000) (0)
Against the notion of Ontological Primacy (2004) (0)
Book Review (1997) (0)
A Note on Truthlikeness and Irrelevance (1999) (0)
WOFACS ' 94 : The Second Workshop on Formal Aspects of Computer Science (2018) (0)
Formal Aspects of Computing Bibliography (2002) (0)
Predicate Relators (1997) (0)
Formal Aspects of Computing Peiree Algebras (2005) (0)
Guest Editorial WOFACS '92: Interdisciplinarity and Collaboration (2018) (0)
Autodescriptivity: Beware! (1991) (0)
QUINE'S SET THEORY AND THE DEFINITION OF SATISFACTION (1976) (0)
WOFACS '96: Workshop on formal and applied Computer Science (1997) (0)
Equivalence of logical consequence relations : an order-theoretic and categorical approach (2009) (0)
The civic university and democracy’s future (2020) (0)
WOFACS 98 IFIP WG 2 . 3 and UNU / IIST WINTER SCHOOL on PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGY University of Cape Town , 6-17 July 1998 (2018) (0)

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