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1563: 1199:. However, the proof for this theorem was erroneous, and unrestricted bar induction is not considered to be intuitionistically valid (see Dummett 1977 pp 94–104 for a summary of why this is so). The schema of unrestricted bar induction is given below for completeness. 1132: 1010: 224: 1005: 139: 233:
There are three forms of bar induction currently in the literature, each one places certain restrictions on a pair of predicates and the key differences are highlighted using bold font.
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in intuitionistic terminology), by inductively reducing them to properties of finite lists. Bar induction can also be used to prove properties about all
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holds for the empty sequence (i.e. A holds for all choice sequences starting with the empty sequence).
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The foundations of intuitionistic mathematics: especially in relation to recursive functions
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on finite sequences of natural numbers such that all of the following conditions hold:
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on finite sequences of natural numbers such that all of the following conditions hold:
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on finite sequences of natural numbers such that all of the following conditions hold:
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on finite sequences of natural numbers such that all of the following conditions hold:
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holds for every choice sequence beginning with the aforementioned finite sequence);
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Constructivism in Mathematics, Studies in Logic and the Foundations of Mathematics
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The goal of the principle is to prove properties for all infinite sequences of
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and is (intuitionistically) provably equivalent to decidable bar induction.
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An additional schema of bar induction was originally given as a theorem by
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every choice sequence contains at least one initial segment satisfying
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every choice sequence contains at least one initial segment satisfying
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every choice sequence contains at least one initial segment satisfying
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if all extensions of a finite sequence by one element satisfy
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if all extensions of a finite sequence by one element satisfy
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if all extensions of a finite sequence by one element satisfy
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if all extensions of a finite sequence by one element satisfy
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This principle of bar induction is favoured in the works of,
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Relationships between these schemata and other information
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This principle of bar induction is used in the works of
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The role of parameters in bar rule and bar induction
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Collected Works 1269:every finite sequence satisfying 865:every finite sequence satisfying 817:once a finite sequence satisfies 621:every finite sequence satisfying 370:every finite sequence satisfying 19:is a reasoning principle used in 1561: 614:at some point (i.e. our bar is 590:every choice sequence contains 1376:holds for the empty sequence. 972:holds for the empty sequence. 728:holds for the empty sequence. 226:of this sequence is called an 1: 1485:Dragalin, Albert G. (2001) , 1469: 1442:, then we have the schema of 64: 1624:Constructivism (mathematics) 1577:. You can help Knowledge by 30:It is also useful in giving 7: 1492:Encyclopedia of Mathematics 1152:{\displaystyle \,\vdash \,} 739:Monotonic bar induction (BI 594:initial segment satisfying 237:Decidable bar induction (BI 10: 1650: 1556: 1356:then we can conclude that 1167:Unrestricted bar induction 952:then we can conclude that 708:then we can conclude that 501:then we can conclude that 21:intuitionistic mathematics 1536:, Clarendon Press (1977) 1509:, Clarendon Press (1977) 1380:Relations to other fields 230:of this choice sequence. 1507:Elements of intuitionism 1466:for arbitrary formulas. 69:Given a choice sequence 1519:, North-Holland (1965) 1629:Mathematical induction 1573:-related article is a 1460: 1432: 1412: 1411:{\displaystyle BI_{D}} 1370: 1346: 1326: 1303: 1283: 1260: 1236: 1216: 1189: 1153: 1128: 966: 942: 922: 899: 879: 851: 831: 807: 783: 763: 722: 698: 678: 655: 635: 608: 580: 560: 536:Thin bar induction (BI 515: 487: 467: 447: 424: 404: 384: 352: 325: 305: 281: 261: 220: 135: 34:alternatives to other 1461: 1444:transfinite induction 1433: 1413: 1371: 1347: 1327: 1304: 1284: 1261: 1237: 1217: 1202:Given two predicates 1190: 1154: 1129: 967: 943: 923: 900: 880: 852: 832: 808: 784: 764: 749:Given two predicates 723: 699: 679: 656: 636: 609: 581: 561: 546:Given two predicates 532:and Albert Dragalin. 516: 488: 468: 448: 425: 405: 385: 353: 326: 306: 282: 262: 247:Given two predicates 221: 136: 1450: 1422: 1392: 1360: 1336: 1316: 1293: 1273: 1250: 1226: 1206: 1179: 1141: 1006: 956: 932: 912: 889: 869: 841: 821: 797: 773: 753: 712: 688: 668: 645: 625: 598: 570: 550: 505: 477: 457: 437: 414: 394: 374: 342: 315: 295: 271: 251: 145: 73: 1388:, "bar induction" ( 1386:reverse mathematics 57:(a special kind of 1515:, R. 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Vesley, 1456: 1428: 1408: 1366: 1342: 1322: 1299: 1279: 1256: 1232: 1212: 1185: 1149: 1124: 1122: 997:intuitionistically 962: 938: 918: 895: 875: 847: 827: 803: 779: 759: 718: 694: 674: 651: 631: 604: 576: 556: 511: 483: 463: 443: 420: 400: 380: 348: 321: 301: 277: 257: 216: 131: 1586: 1585: 1550:, Elsevier (1988) 1522:Michael Rathjen, 1459:{\displaystyle R} 1431:{\displaystyle R} 1369:{\displaystyle A} 1345:{\displaystyle A} 1325:{\displaystyle A} 1302:{\displaystyle A} 1282:{\displaystyle R} 1259:{\displaystyle R} 1235:{\displaystyle A} 1215:{\displaystyle R} 1188:{\displaystyle R} 965:{\displaystyle A} 941:{\displaystyle A} 921:{\displaystyle A} 898:{\displaystyle A} 878:{\displaystyle R} 858:(i.e. our bar is 850:{\displaystyle R} 830:{\displaystyle R} 806:{\displaystyle R} 782:{\displaystyle A} 762:{\displaystyle R} 721:{\displaystyle A} 697:{\displaystyle A} 677:{\displaystyle A} 654:{\displaystyle A} 634:{\displaystyle R} 607:{\displaystyle R} 579:{\displaystyle A} 559:{\displaystyle R} 514:{\displaystyle A} 495:upward hereditary 486:{\displaystyle A} 466:{\displaystyle A} 446:{\displaystyle A} 423:{\displaystyle A} 403:{\displaystyle A} 383:{\displaystyle R} 363:(i.e. our bar is 351:{\displaystyle R} 324:{\displaystyle R} 304:{\displaystyle R} 280:{\displaystyle A} 260:{\displaystyle R} 1641: 1607: 1600: 1593: 1565: 1558: 1534:Choice sequences 1499: 1476:L. 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Index

intuitionistic mathematics
L. E. J. Brouwer
constructive
classical
natural numbers
choice sequences
choice sequences
spread
set
decidable
A. S. Troelstra
S. C. Kleene
Joan Moschovakis
A. S. Troelstra
S. C. Kleene
Joan Moschovakis
intuitionistically
turnstile
Brouwer
reverse mathematics
well-order
transfinite induction
L. E. J. Brouwer
"Bar induction"
Encyclopedia of Mathematics
EMS Press
Michael Dummett
S. C. Kleene
A. S. Troelstra
A. S. Troelstra

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