1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf01068586
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Relationship between formal language of mathematical theories and axiomatic systems of the theory of sets

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“…(That time the vocabulary as well as the syntax was certainly Russian.) Two kind of semantics were defined for that part: a transformational one (an algorithm to convert a TL statement into its first-order image) and another one -in the traditional set-theoretical style where ε was interpreted as the membership relation [19]. The last semantics permitted to define the "extension" of every notion (e.g.…”
Section: Theoretical Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(That time the vocabulary as well as the syntax was certainly Russian.) Two kind of semantics were defined for that part: a transformational one (an algorithm to convert a TL statement into its first-order image) and another one -in the traditional set-theoretical style where ε was interpreted as the membership relation [19]. The last semantics permitted to define the "extension" of every notion (e.g.…”
Section: Theoretical Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further investigations within the framework of the system of automation of deduction SAD were devoted to the study of the relation between a formal language for writing mathematical theories and axiomatic systems of set theory [11], a combination of rules of resolution and paramodulation with a number of heuristics that reflect the specificity of the theory of linear spaces [12], consideration of an environment and deductive transformations in it that are destined for the solution of problems from various domains in which the apparatus of logical deduction is used [13], and description of a system of processing of mathematical texts, which is realized on ES computers [14].…”
Section: Algebra Of Algorithms and Systems Of Algorithmic Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%