Extracting Algorithms from Intuitionistic Proofs

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 44 (2):143-160 (1998)
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This paper presents a new method - which does not rely on the cut-elimination theorem - for characterizing the provably total functions of certain intuitionistic subsystems of arithmetic. The new method hinges on a realizability argument within an infinitary language. We illustrate the method for the intuitionistic counterpart of Buss's theory Smath image, and we briefly sketch it for the other levels of bounded arithmetic and for the theory IΣ1.

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Two General Results on Intuitionistic Bounded Theories.Fernando Ferreira - 1999 - Mathematical Logic Quarterly 45 (3):399-407.

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