A generalization of Specker's theorem on typical ambiguity
Journal of Symbolic Logic 56 (2):458-466 (1991)
| Abstract | We generalize Specker's theorem on typical ambiguity, that NF and TST + Ambiguity have the same stratified consequences, to the subschemes Amb(Γ) of ambiguity restricted to classes of sentences Γ with certain natural closure conditions | |||||||||
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