Forms of the Pasch axiom in ordered geometry

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 56 (1):29-34 (2010)
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We prove that, in the framework of ordered geometry, the inner form of the Pasch axiom does not imply its outer form . We also show that OP can be properly split into IP and the weak Pasch axiom

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