Constructive mathematics : proceedings of the New Mexico State University conference held at Las Cruces, New Mexico, August 11-15, 1980
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Constructive mathematics : proceedings of the New Mexico State University conference held at Las Cruces, New Mexico, August 11-15, 1980
(Lecture notes in mathematics, 873)
Springer-Verlag, 1981
- : Berlin
- : New York
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Table of Contents
Seidenberg's condition P.- Field extensions.- Dedekind domains.- Effective mathematics - the computer algebra viewpoint.- On some open problems in constructive probability theory.- Consistency and independence results in intuitionistic set theory.- Errata.- Computability of ordinal recursion of type level two.- A constructive approach to classical mathematics.- Remarks on the notion of standard non-isomorphic natural number series.- Reflections on Bishop's philosophy of mathematics.- Formalizing constructive mathematics: Why and how?.- Independence of premisses and the free topos.- An intuitionistic infinitesimal calculus.- Liberal constructive set theory.- Locating metric complements in ?n.- A disjunctive decomposition theorem for classical theories.- Towards a constructive foundation for quantum mechanics.- About infinity, finiteness and finitization (in connection with the foundations of mathematics).- A class of theorems with valid constructive counterparts.- Rational constructive analysis.
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