A Note On Formal Reasoning with Extensible Domain

The Reasoner 3 (7):5-6 (2009)
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Abstract

Assuming the indefinite extensibility of any domain of quantification leads to reasoning with extensible domain semantics. It is showed that some theorems (e.g. Thomson's) in conventional semantics logic are not theorems in a logic provided with this new semantics

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Laureano Luna
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Cantor’s Proof in the Full Definable Universe.Laureano Luna & William Taylor - 2010 - Australasian Journal of Logic 9:10-25.

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