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371:Satisfiability
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148:logical truth
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2946:Ultraproduct
2793:Model theory
2758:Independence
2694:Formal proof
2686:Proof theory
2669:
2642:
2599:real numbers
2571:second-order
2482:Substitution
2359:Metalanguage
2300:conservative
2273:Axiom schema
2217:Constructive
2187:MorseâKelley
2153:Set theories
2132:Aleph number
2125:inaccessible
2031:Grothendieck
1915:intersection
1802:Higher-order
1790:Second-order
1736:Truth tables
1693:Venn diagram
1677:
1476:Formal proof
1282:
1273:Substitution
1093:Mathematical
1018:Major fields
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937:Barwise, Jon
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3056:Type theory
3004:undecidable
2936:Truth value
2823:equivalence
2502:non-logical
2115:Enumeration
2105:Isomorphism
2052:cardinality
2036:Von Neumann
2001:Ultrafilter
1966:Uncountable
1900:equivalence
1817:Quantifiers
1807:Fixed-point
1776:First-order
1656:Consistency
1641:Proposition
1618:Traditional
1589:Lindström's
1579:Compactness
1521:Type theory
1466:Cardinality
1388:WikiProject
1258:Proposition
1253:Probability
1206:Description
1147:Foundations
947:(1999): 42.
697:Negation (
435:Proposition
403:truth value
308:tautologies
3171:Categories
2867:elementary
2560:arithmetic
2428:Quantifier
2406:functional
2278:Expression
1996:Transitive
1940:identities
1925:complement
1858:hereditary
1841:Set theory
1318:Set theory
1216:Linguistic
1211:Entailment
1201:Definition
1169:Consequent
1164:Antecedent
823:References
817:Ω-validity
426:sentences
314:Statements
78:or simply
3177:Arguments
3138:Supertask
3041:Recursion
2999:decidable
2833:saturated
2811:of models
2734:deductive
2729:axiomatic
2649:Hilbert's
2636:Euclidean
2617:canonical
2540:axiomatic
2472:Signature
2401:Predicate
2290:Extension
2212:Ackermann
2137:Operation
2016:Universal
2006:Recursive
1981:Singleton
1976:Inhabited
1961:Countable
1951:Types of
1935:power set
1905:partition
1822:Predicate
1768:Predicate
1683:Syllogism
1673:Soundness
1646:Inference
1636:Tautology
1538:paradoxes
1349:Fallacies
1344:Paradoxes
1334:Logicians
1268:Statement
1263:Reference
1228:Induction
1191:Deduction
1154:Abduction
1124:Metalogic
1071:Classical
1035:Inference
887:957680480
812:Soundness
753:↓
729:↑
705:¬
675:↚
651:↛
627:⊕
603:⊥
573:←
549:→
525:↔
501:⊤
471:∨
447:∧
329:Soundness
323:Soundness
282:S is a P.
268:S is a P.
170:syllogism
97:Arguments
3123:Logicism
3116:timeline
3092:Concrete
2951:Validity
2921:T-schema
2914:Kripke's
2909:Tarski's
2904:semantic
2894:Strength
2843:submodel
2838:spectrum
2806:function
2654:Tarski's
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