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Olivia Caramello

Olivia Caramello

Research Director

Center · CGS

Team

Conception pour les transitions et transformations industrielles

Biography

Olivia Caramello is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of topos theory, categorical logic, and the foundations of mathematics. Her research focuses primarily on developing unifying methods in mathematics by using Grothendieck topos as “bridges” to transfer concepts, results, and structures between distinct mathematical theories. She has helped formalize this approach, notably through the theory of “topos-theoretical bridges,” which provides a systematic framework for connecting diverse fields such as algebra, geometry, and model theory. Her work also includes advances in geometric logic, categorical dualities, and generalizations of Galois formalisms, with applications in MV-algebra theory, universal algebra, and motivic cohomology. His expertise also extends to the characterization of geometric theories classified by specific topos, as well as the study of the logical properties of topos, such as the validity of De Morgan’s law or the law of the excluded middle.

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