Special Issue on Point-Free Geometry and Topology

Logic and Logical Philosophy 22 (2):139-143 (2013)
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In the first section we briefly describe methodological assumptions of point-free geometry and topology. We also outline history of geometrical theories based on the notion of emph{region}. The second section is devoted to concise presentation of the content of the LLP special issue on point-free theories of space

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