Translating the hypergame paradox: Remarks on the set of founded elements of a relation [Book Review]

Journal of Philosophical Logic 25 (5):545 - 557 (1996)
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Abstract

In Zwicker (1987) the hypergame paradox is introduced and studied. In this paper we continue this investigation, comparing the hypergame argument with the diagonal one, in order to find a proof schema. In particular, in Theorems 9 and 10 we discuss the complexity of the set of founded elements in a recursively enumerable relation on the set N of natural numbers, in the framework of reduction between relations. We also find an application in the theory of diagonalizable algebras and construct an undecidable formula

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