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111 2 Logic Colloquium|d(1996 :|cSan Sebastián, Spain)
245 10 Logic Colloquium '96 :|bproceedings of the Colloquium held
in San Sebastián, Spain, July 9-15, 1996 /|cedited by J.M.
Larrazabal, D. LAscar, G. Mints.
264 1 Cambridge :|bCambridge University Press ;|aIthaca, NY :
|bAssociation for Symbolic Logic,|c[2016]
264 4 |c©2016
300 1 online resource :|billustrations.
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490 1 Lecture notes in logic ;|v12
504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 8 1 Introduction2 Proof-theoretic tools; 3 Real numbers in
G[sub(2)]A[sub(i)sup(w)];4 Sequences and series in
G[sub(2)]A[sub(i)sup(w)]: Convergence with moduli
involved;5 The rate of growth caused by sequences of
instances of analytical principles whose proofs rely on
arithmetical comprehension; 5. 1 (PCM2) and the
convergence of bounded monotone sequences of real numbers;
5.2 The principle (GLB) every sequence of real numbers in
R[sub(+)] has a greatest lower bound; 5.3 [sub(1)sup(0)]-
CA and [sub(1)sup(0)]-AC
505 8 5.4 The Bolzano- Weierstrab property for bounded sequences
in R[sup(d)] (for every fixed d)5.5 The Arzela-Ascoli
lemma; 5.6 The existence of lim sup and lim inf for
bounded sequences in R; 6 References; Satisfaction classes
and automorphisms of models of PA; 1 Introduction; 2
Recursive saturation and satisfaction classes; 3 Minimal
satisfaction classes and s-ultrapowers; 4 Examples and
counterexamples; 5 References; Free monoid completeness of
the Lambek calculus allowing empty premises; Introduction;
1 Lambek calculus allowing empty premises; 2 Free monoid
models; 3 Quasimodels
505 0 Cover; Half-title; Series information; Title page;
Copyright information; Preface; Table of contents; The
Logical Foundations of Discourse Interpretation; 1
Motivations for Dynamic Semantics; 1.1 Pronominal
Anaphora; 1.2 Temporal Anaphora; 2 Dynamic Semantics and
Basic DRT; 3 DRT[sub(1)]-DRT with events; 4 Beyond Dynamic
Semantics; 4.1 Temporal Anaphora; 4.2 The Contextual
Treatment of Definites; 4.3 Lexical Ambiguity; 4.4
Prepositional and Concept Anaphora; 5 Beyond Dynamic
Semantics: SDRT[sub(0)]; 6 Reasons to be dissatisfied with
SDRT[sub(0)]
505 8 7 An Intensional Theory of Discourse Interpretation:
SDRT[sub(1)]8 More Information Packaging: SDRT[sub(3)]; 9
Conclusion; 10 References; Complete Sets and Structure in
Subrecursive Classes; 1 Introduction; 2 Preliminaries; 2.1
Reductions; 2.1.1 Oracle Turing Machines; 2.2 Adaptive and
Non-Adaptive; 2.2.1 Reductions; 2.3 Resource Bounded
Measure; 2.4 Completeness and Degrees; 2.5 Complexity of
Instances; 3 Degrees of Complete Sets; 4 Isomorphism; 5
Measure Theory; 6 Sparse Complete Sets; 7 Redundant
Information; 8 Instance Complexity; 8.1 Complete sets and
instance complexity
505 8 9 Post's Program Revisited9.1 Completeness; 9.1.1
Mitoticity; 9.1.2 Autoreducibility; 10 References; Kernels
and cohomology groups for some finite covers; 1
Introduction; 1.1 Finite covers; 1.2 Kernels; 1.3
Derivations; 2 Projective spaces; 2.1 Kernels; 2.2
Cohomology groups; 3 Grassmannians of a disintegrated set;
3.1 Kernels; 3.2 Cohomology groups; 3.3 The case p = 2; 4
References; On "star" schemata of Kossak and Paris;
Introduction; 1 Preliminaries; 2 The main results; 3
Generic matrices; 4 Coding sets by generic matrices; 5 The
extension; 6 References; Arithmetizing proofs in analysis
520 Proceedings of the 1996 European Summer Meeting of the
Association for Symbolic Logic, held in San Sebastian,
Spain.
588 0 Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed
April 18, 2017).
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