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A Note on Priest's Finite Inconsistent Arithmetics

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We give a complete characterization of Priest's Finite Inconsistent Arithmetics observing that his original putative characterization included arithmetics which cannot in fact be realized.

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Paris, J.B., Pathmanathan, N. A Note on Priest's Finite Inconsistent Arithmetics. J Philos Logic 35, 529–537 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10992-006-9031-1

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