Provability, Computability and ReflectionProvability, Computability and Reflection |
Contents
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PART III AUTOMATA AND PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES | 155 |
PART IV PHILOSOPHY OF LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS | 223 |
PART V GENERAL PROBLEMS OF METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE | 291 |
PART VI FOUNDATIONS OF PROBABILITY AND INDUCTION | 415 |
PART VII METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES | 531 |
PART VIII METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES | 617 |
PART IX METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES | 707 |
PART X METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES | 723 |
PART XI METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF LINGUISTICS | 803 |
PART XII HISTORY OF LOGIC METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE | 883 |
Program | 977 |
Common terms and phrases
algebra analysis argument schema assume assumptions atomic axioms Carnap causal cell coherence conditions complete computability predicate concept consider construction corresponding deductive defined definition derived determined diophantine diophantine equations elements empirical equations example exists experience explanation expressed fact finite formal formula function genetics given HEGEL hence hypothesis inductive inference integers interpretation intuitionistic kind knowledge laws Lemma lexical linguistic logic mathematical means Mendelian Mendelian genetics method methodological microtheory natural languages natural numbers notion object observation observation sentences occur particular Philosophy of Science physical possible predicate Prewellordering principle probabilistic probability probability theory problem problem of induction proof proof theory propensity proposition quantum mechanics question reason recursive relative rules satisfies scientific semantic sense sentences sequence social specific properties statements statistical structure theorem theory tion true Turing machine University variables