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At its meeting of September 26, 1967, the Faculty of Science
unanimously carried the following motion:
That Faculty approved document 8-A and recommend
to Senate that Mr. John B. Florence be granted
the degree of Ph.D.
Document 8-A Is attached.
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TO: Dr. D. G. Tuck
FROM: Ronald Harrop
Acting Dean
Head, Mathematics
Faculty of Science
Department
RE: J.B. Florence M.A.(2nd
DATE: September
8, 1967
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class Hons.)(St. Andrews)
196k;
M.Sc.(Newcastle upon
Tyne)
1965
-Candidate for
Ph.D. degree
The following requirements for the Ph.D. degree have been
met by Mr. Florence.
Residence;
1 calendar year at Newcastle upon Tyne
1964/5.
6
semesters at Simon Fraser University
1965/7'
courses:
i) Newcastle upon Tyne: year courses and year seminars
in Algebra and in Mathematical Logic.
(Equivalent of 20 hours course work)
(No grades or transcripts but the degree has an
external examiner.)
M.Sc. Dissertation Title: Maximal Recursively
Enumerable Sets
2) S.F.U.:
802-2 (Advanced Seminar(Mathematical Logic)) A
803-4
(Mathematical Lógic(Recursive Functions)) A
821-4 General Topology
A
802-2 (Advanced Seminar(Mathematical Logic)) A
804-4
(Mathematical Logic(Model Theory))
A
Comprehensive examination passed July 1966.
Lan"uage
requirements in German and French passed Fall
196
Spring
1967
respectively.
Thesis:
Three contributions to the theory of recursively enumerable
classes.
Supervising Committee:
A.H. Lachlan (Senior Supervisor)
E. M. Shoemaker
S. K. Thomason
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Examining Committee:
A. H. Lachlan (Chairman)
W. E. Ritter (external examiner)
R.
Harrop (For E. M. Shoemaker)
S.
K. Thomason
Thesis accepted July 27, 1967
This completes the requirements for the Ph.D. degree
for Mr. Florence.
Ronald Harrop
Head, Mathematics
Department
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