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Is there a constructive version of internal set theory?

As you have proven (by a well-known construction), one cannot expect to have full Transfer in constructive NSA. For different but related reasons, full Standardisation is off the table, though its ...
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Is there a constructive version of internal set theory?

No Even though I mentioned allowing for some flexibility in interpreting the question, I think I've ruled out any reasonable interpretation. This answer only relies on bounded transfer and the ...
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Is there a constructive version of internal set theory?

In Moerdijk, A model for intuitionistic non-standard arithmetic there is a sheaf topos for non standard analysis built within a constructive metatheory. By carrying out the construction internally in ...
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Finitistic interpretation of Nelson's internal set theory

Building on work by Benno van den Berg et al, the quantifiers $(\forall^{st}x)$ and $(\exists^{st}x)$ can be interpreted as "for all computationally relevant objects $x$" and "there ...
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