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Book
06 Apr 1973
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present an interpretation of V(B) in terms of relative constructibility and the maximum principle of the maximum-principle of the independence of V = L and the CH.
Abstract: 1. Boolean Algebra.- 2. Generic Sets.- 3. Boolean ?-Algebras.- 4. Distributive Laws.- 5. Partial Order Structures and Topological Spaces.- 6. Boolean-Valued Structures.- 7. Relative Constructibility.- 8. Relative Constructibility and Ramified Languages.- 9. Boolean-Valued Relative Constructibility.- 10. Forcing.- 11. The Independence of V = L and the CH.- 12. independence of the AC.- 13. Boolean-Valued Set Theory.- 14. Another Interpretation of V(B).- 15. An Elementary Embedding of V[F0] in V(B).- 16. The Maximum Principle.- 17. Cardinals in V(B).- 18. Model Theoretic Consequences of the Distributive Laws.- 19. Independence Results Using the Models V(B).- 20. Weak Distributive Laws.- 21. A Proof of Marczewski's Theorem.- 22. The Completion of a Boolean Algebra.- 23. Boolean Algebras that are not Sets.- 24. Easton's Model.- Problem List.- Index of Symbols.

63 citations


Journal ArticleDOI
TL;DR: A proof of second order arithmetic in the tree form formulation with G L C as its logical basis is called (3-) reducible if it satisfies the following.
Abstract: Definition 1.15. A proof of second order arithmetic in the tree form formulation with G L C as its logical basis (see [5] for the precise definition) (Including substitution as one of the rules of inference) is called (3-) reducible if it satisfies the following.

16 citations


Book ChapterDOI
01 Jan 1973

1 citations