Equational Logic

Authors

  • Marko-Georgije Crvenković Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24867/15JV01Crvenkovic

Keywords:

Equational relation, equational classes of algebras, Tarski’s problem, incompleatness theorem.

Abstract

Basic notions and theorems of first order logic and equational logic are given. Some examples of equational classes og algebras are presented. The main model is Formal number theory, given by Peano axioms. The special part is devoted to Tarski's High School problem, and elementary part of the proof is presented. Also, the short proof of incompletness theorem of K. Gödel is given.

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Published

2021-12-09