Titlebook: Logical Number Theory I; An Introduction Craig Smoryński Textbook 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Diophantine equations.Diophan

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Diophantine Encoding,ions. Once we’ve reached this goal, we will take a look at some applications and refinements. First, however, we must state clearly what the problem involves, i.e., what a Diophantine equation is. That, in part, is the purpose of the present section.

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Weak Formal Theories of Arithmetic,ons it engenders— has been a theme developed so far in this book. Another theme of logic is formalisation— the creation and study of formal language and logic. Such a theme is taken up in this chapter and ultimately wed to that of encoding and limitation.

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Craig Smoryńskie best sense of the term. Surely he would never leave us. He was too much an institution for our institution to proceed without him. But he had attained the mandatory retirement age of seventy, as he himself informed us, and we could not refute the calendar. When at last we came to acknowledge the e

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Craig Smoryńskivy burden of teaching and administration. He introduced many of the courses that are now a basic part of the curriculum, such as the courses in aesthetics and symbolic logic. Shortly after World War II he became chairman of the then newly- formed university department of philosophy and played a majo

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ssays deal with ontology, examining actualism, presentism, antirealism, properties, and artifacts. Several essays in epistemology raise skeptical questions, work through the implications of naturalism or int- nalism, and engage Plantinga’s own Reidian account of warrant. Other contributions consider

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