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| Abstract | Ask a philosopher what a proof is, and you’re likely to get an answer hii empaszng one or another regimentationl of that notion in terms of a finite sequence of formalized statements, each of which is either an axiom or is derived from an axiom by certain inference rules. (Wecan call this the formal conception of proof) Ask a mathematician what a proof is, and you will rbbl poay get a different-looking answer. Instead of stressing a partic- l uar regimented notion of proof, the answer the mathematician will give ilikl.. | |||||||||
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Sachio Hirokawa, Yuichi Komori & Misao Nagayama (2000). A Lambda Proof of the P-W Theorem. Journal of Symbolic Logic 65 (4):1841-1849.
R. B. J. T. Allenby (1997). Numbers and Proofs. Copublished in North, South, and Central America by John Wiley & Sons Inc..
Michael Beeson, Robert Veroff & Larry Wos (2005). Double-Negation Elimination in Some Propositional Logics. Studia Logica 80 (2-3):195 - 234.
Michèle Friend (2010). Confronting Ideals of Proof with the Ways of Proving of the Research Mathematician. Studia Logica 96 (2):273-288.
Carlo Cellucci (2008). Why Proof? What is a Proof? In Giovanna Corsi & Rossella Lupacchini (eds.), Deduction, Computation, Experiment. Exploring the Effectiveness of Proof, pp. 1-27. Springer.
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