On Weak Markov's Principle

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 48 (S1):59-65 (2002)
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Abstract

We show that the so-called weak Markov's principle which states that every pseudo-positive real number is positive is underivable in [MATHEMATICAL SCRIPT CAPITAL T]ω ≔ E-HAω + AC. Since [MATHEMATICAL SCRIPT CAPITAL T]ω allows one to formalize Bishop's constructive mathematics, this makes it unlikely that WMP can be proved within the framework of Bishop-style mathematics . The underivability even holds if the ine.ective schema of full comprehension for negated formulas is added, which allows one to derive the law of excluded middle for such formulas

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