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Logic in Algebraic Form: Three Languages and Theories

โœ Scribed by William Craig (Eds.)


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1974
Tongue
English
Leaves
208
Series
Studies in Logic and the Foundations of Mathematics 72
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Content:
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Page ii

Copyright page
Page iv

Dedication
Page v

Acknowledgments
Page vii

Introduction
Pages 1-4

Chapter 1 Set-Theoretic Operations for First-Order Logic with Equality
Pages 5-20

Chapter 2 First Algebraization
Pages 21-30

Chapter 3 First Algebraization Continued
Pages 31-45

Chapter 4 Augmented Cylindric Theory for Sets of Finite Sequences
Pages 46-66

Chapter 5 Completeness
Pages 67-78

Chapter 6 Algebras of Sets and Algebras of Theories
Pages 79-100

Chapter 7 Second Algebraization
Pages 101-111

Chapter 8 Augmented Cylindric Theory for Sets of ะŸโ€ฐ-Sequences
Pages 112-118

Chapter 9 A Theory of Transformational and of Boolean Operations
Pages 119-148

Chapter 10 Theory of Transformational Relations
Pages 149-172

Chapter 11 Some Cases of Incompleteness
Pages 173-181

Bibliography
Pages 182-183

Index of Symbols
Pages 184-192

Index of Names, Phrases, Subjects
Pages 193-204


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