2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0168-0072(00)00057-9
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Universes in explicit mathematics

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“…EETJ adds types on the second order level, and axiomatize elementary comprehension and join as type construction operations. We dispense here with a detailed description of EETJ which can be found in many papers on Explicit Mathematics (e.g., [JKS01], [JS02] or [Kah07]). Let us just briefly address the finite axiomatization of elementary comprehension and join.…”
Section: Explicit Mathematicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…EETJ adds types on the second order level, and axiomatize elementary comprehension and join as type construction operations. We dispense here with a detailed description of EETJ which can be found in many papers on Explicit Mathematics (e.g., [JKS01], [JS02] or [Kah07]). Let us just briefly address the finite axiomatization of elementary comprehension and join.…”
Section: Explicit Mathematicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We now turn to the notion of universes as discussed, for instance, in [JKS01]. In the context of Mahloness, universes are considered by JÄGER, STRAHM, and STUDER [JS01, JS02, Str02, Jäg05, JS05].…”
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“…On this line, some extensions by small large cardinal notions have been introduced and investigated in Marzetta [28], Strahm [39,40], Jäger, Kahle and Studer [19], Jäger and Studer [24], Jäger and Strahm [21,23] and Jäger [18], as similar extensions of Kripke-Platek set theory, of constructive Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory and of Martin-Löf type theory have been considered in the right direction to strengthen these mathematical frameworks and also to develop further proof-theoretic investigations. Also for the extensions by monotone inductive definition, another direction of development, Takahashi [41], Rathjen [30][31][32]35] and Glaß, Rathjen and Schlüter [14] all formulated the systems on classical logic, though Rathjen [32] mentioned extending the result for the intuitionistic version as a further problem which was treated by Tupailo [46].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%