Very intuitionistic theories and quantifier elimination
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The Review of Modern Logic

Very intuitionistic theories and quantifier elimination

Wim Ruitenburg

Source: Rev. Mod. Log. Volume 10, Number 1-2 (2005), 99-112.

Abstract

We show methods to construct, and give examples of, consistent intuitionistic theories that admit quantifier elimination. The examples are very intuitionistic in the sense that they prove the negation of the schema of linearity.

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Mathematical Reviews number (MathSciNet): MR2238775


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