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What do we gain with higher order logics?
Bell and Machover don't say (in the quote) anything about statement length, so this doesn't necessarily contradict Gödel.
I can't speak about (universal) shortest proof, but "translating" between high …
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Status of proof by contradiction and excluded middle throughout the history of mathematics?
I want to echo the other answer, that Brouwer presents the first robust challenge to the Law of Excluded Middle (LEM), but I do want to add some history and background, and maybe recommend a related p …
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History of (proposal of) set-theoretic foundations
Not a complete answer, but maybe relevant.
Russell, in Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy (1919) simply states the Peano axioms are the foundations of math without much discussion.
Having reduce …
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The logic of Buddha: a formal approach
The 2015 World Congress on Logic and Religion -- which mentions the Bilimoria paper -- also lists a talk "The Logical Nature of the Nalanda Tradition of Buddhism" by Razvan Diaconescu of
Simion Stoilo …