2001
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9780511800962
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An Introduction to Gödel's Theorems

Abstract: we go along, when needed? Similarly we will also need to call upon some ideas from the general theory of computation -for example, we will make use of both the notion of a 'primitive recursive function' and the more general notion of a 'recursive function'. Again, do we explain these together? Or do we give the explanations many chapters apart, when the respective notions first get used? I've mostly adopted the second policy, introducing new ideas as and when needed. This has its costs, but I think that there … Show more

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“…This is assuming, perhaps contrary to Smith (, §35), Sieg (), and Kripke (), that the Church‐Turing thesis isn't a conceptual truth. If you disagree, then so much the worse for the present proposal on behalf of the orthodoxy.…”
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confidence: 88%
“…This is assuming, perhaps contrary to Smith (, §35), Sieg (), and Kripke (), that the Church‐Turing thesis isn't a conceptual truth. If you disagree, then so much the worse for the present proposal on behalf of the orthodoxy.…”
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confidence: 88%
“…Then F proves a false Π 1 -sentence ∀xϕ(x) whose negation ∃x¬ϕ(x) must be true and, by assumption of Σ 1 -completeness, formally provable in F , rendering F inconsistent. For how this result might bear on Hilbert's Program see [172], ch. 28, esp.…”
Section: B Buldtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ausführlich ausgearbeitet ist er beispielsweise in [178]. Sein Beweis ist sehr technisch, und selbst Gödel hat ihn in seiner Arbeit nur skizzenhaft angedeutet.…”
Section: Definition 45 (Syntaktisch Repräsentierbare Relationen)unclassified
“…Wir wollen die formalen Details an dieser Stelle überspringen und verweisen als Ersatz auf die ausführliche Darstellung in [178]. Wir wollen die formalen Details an dieser Stelle überspringen und verweisen als Ersatz auf die ausführliche Darstellung in [178].…”
Section: Satz 46unclassified
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