Arithmetic, proof theory, and computational complexity, edited by Peter Clote and Jan Krajíček
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- Arithmetic, proof theory, and computational complexity, edited by Peter Clote and Jan Krajíček
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- edited by Peter Clote and Jan Krajíček
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- Note on the existence of most general semi-unifiers / Matthias Baaz -- Kreisel's conjecture for L[backwards E]1 (including a postscript by Georg Kreisel) / Matthias Baaz and Pavel Pudlák -- Number of symbols in Frege proofs with and without the deduction rule / Maria Luisa Bonet -- Algorithm for Boolean formula evaluation and for tree contraction / Samuel R. Buss -- Provably total functions in bounded arithmetic theories R3, U2 and V2 / Samuel R. Buss, Jan Krajíc̆ek and Gaisi Takeuti -- On polynomial size Frege proofs of certain combinatorial principles / Peter Clote -- Interpretability and fragments of arithmetic / Petr Hájek -- Abbreviating proofs using metamathematical rules / Petr Hájek, Franco Montagna and Pavel Pudlák -- Open induction, Tennenbaum phenomena, and complexity theory / Richard Kaye -- Using Herbrand-type theorems to separate strong fragments of arithmetic / Richard Kaye -- An equivalence between second order bounded domain bounded arithmetic and first order bounded arithmetic / Alexander A. Razborov -- Integer parts of real closed exponential fields (extended abstract) / Jean-Pierre Ressayre -- Making infinite structures finite in models of second order bounded arithmetic / Søren Riis -- Ordinal arithmetic in I[triangle]0 / Richard Sommer -- RSUV isomorphism / Gaisi Takeuti -- Feasible interpretability / Rineke Verbrugge
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- 25 cm.
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- xii, 428 pages
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