Course of Mathematical Logic. Volume 1: Relation and Logical Formula

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This book is intended primarily for researchers specializing in mathematical logic; it may also serve the needs of advanced students desirous of embarking on research in logic. Volume I (at least) is also addressed to university and high-school students, mathematicians (not necessarily logicians) and philosophers, interested in a more rigorous notion of deductive reasoning.

Author(s): Roland Fraïssé
Series: Synthese Library 54
Publisher: Springer
Year: 1973

Language: English
Pages: 205
Tags: Logic; Mathematical Logic and Foundations

Front Matter....Pages I-XVI
Word, Formula....Pages 1-16
Connections and Connective Formulas....Pages 17-46
Relation, Multirelation; Operator and Predicate....Pages 47-78
Local Isomorphism; Free Operator and Free Formula....Pages 79-109
Formula, Operator, Logical Class and Logical Equivalence; Denumerable-Model Theorem....Pages 110-137
Completeness and Interpolation Theorems....Pages 138-157
Interpretability of Relations....Pages 158-177
Back Matter....Pages 178-190