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62. LICS Newsletter 19 stephen COLE kleene MEMORIAL FUND stephen Cole kleene, emeritus professorat the University of WisconsinMadison died on January 25, 1994. http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/home/als/lics/newsletters/19.html

Newsletter 19, October 4, 1994 here here

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64. Intuitionistische Und Konstruktive Logik Alexandrowitsch Wassiljew; kleene, stephen Cole; Brouwer, Luitzen Egbertus Jan; http://www.phillex.de/intuitio.htm

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66. Godel 1 74, Jørgensen, Jørge, 19321933. 75, kleene, stephen C. 1936, 1956,1965, 1975. 76, Kochen, Simon (includes discussion notes), 1965-1975. http://libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/godel/godel1.html

I. Personal and Scientific Correspondence, 1929-1978 Box/Folder Addison, John Miscellaneous "A" Behman, Heinrich Bernays, Paul: [See also Series XIII: Folders 6 and 7] Boone, William: January-May, 1958 June-August, 1958 n.d. Brutian, George A. Burks, Arthur Miscellaneous "B": T. R. Bachiller to Errett Bishop Max Black to Terrell Ward Bynum Carnap, Rudolf [See also Series XIV: Folder 1] Chang, C. C. Chomsky, Noam Chuaqui Kettlun, Rolando B. 1969-1972, n.d. Church, Alonzo Cohen, Paul J.: April 24-July 17, 1963 July 20-September 27, 1963 October 4-December 13, 1963 Miscellaneous "C": Ronald Calinger to D. V. Choodnovsky Jeffrey Cohen to Haskell B. Curry Davis, Martin: 1965, n.d. Dreben, Burton S. Miscellaneous "D" [Einstein, Albert: see Miscellaneous "E"] Ellentuck, Erik: Miscellaneous "E" Feferman, Solomon: Feigl, Herbert: Fisher, Edward R., Jr. Flexner, Abraham Ford, Lester R. (re: Friedburg, Robert Friedman, Harvey: Miscellaneous "F" Gandy, R. O. Grandjean, Burke 1957-1961, includes undated notes Miscellaneous "G" Halpern, James, includes discussion notes Hasenjaeger, G.

67. Untitled New York Simon and Schuster. kleene, stephen Cole (1952). Introduction to Metamathematics.New York D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc. Richard, Jules (1905). http://www.aug.edu/dvskel/Johnston1998.htm

THE PARADOXES OF SET THEORY Phillip E. Johnson Department of Mathematics UNC Charlotte Charlotte, NC 28223-0001 Georg Cantor created and largely developed set theory in approximately the latter quarter of the nineteenth century. Hardly had his work been completed before paradoxes began to appear. The first of the modern paradoxes was published by the Italian mathematician Cesare Burali-Forti (Burali-Forti, 1897, pp. 157-164) in the same year in which Cantor's last set-theoretical paper was published, 1897. The Burali-Forti paradox was apparently discovered earlier by Cantor himself (Fraenkel, 1930, p. 261). A paradox markedly similar to the Burali-Forti paradox is the Cantor paradox of 1899 (published posthumously in 1932) concerned with cardinal numbers (Fraenkel, 1930, p. 261). The Burali-Forti paradox was concerned with ordinal numbers. Since more readers are familiar with cardinal numbers than with ordinal numbers, the Cantor paradox will be stated. Consider the cardinal number of the set of all sets. Clearly this is the greatest possible cardinal number. But by a standard theorem of intuitive set theory, the set of all subsets of a set has a greater cardinal number then the set itself. Therefore, the cardinal number of the set of all subsets of the set of all sets is greater than the greatest possible cardinal number, an obvious contradiction. Whereas the Burali-Forti and Cantor paradoxes involve results of set theory, Bertrand Russell discovered in 1902 a paradox based on just the concept of set itself. The result was also discovered independently by Ernst Zermelo (Fraenkel and Bar-Hillel, 1958, p. 6). The paradox comes about by considering the set of all sets which have the property of not being members of themselves. For example, the set of all men is not a man, whereas the set of all sets is a set.

68. Bibliografia Citada A Les Guies Docents Translate this page kleene, stephen Cole Mathematical logic / stephen Cole kleene . - New Yorketc. John Wiley and Sons, cop. 1967 . - XIII, 398 p. il. , gràf. http://bibliotecnica.upc.es/brecomanada/bibliografia.asp?IdTit=20&IDAssig=1707

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70. Kleene-star.net routine get up, go to work, playtest all day, come home around 9, check email,hug boy, stumble through a few more chapters of stephen Implausible Baxter http://www.kleene-star.net/2002_07_01_personalarchive.html

noct rave xiblis speiro ... vanity! blogsnob. show off your websites. http://blogsnob.idya.net Wednesday, July 31, 2002 I don't usually post links that I find on megablogs, but Bloodhag does speed-metal biographies of famous sci-fi writers. Cool! Jess posted at 1:48 PM Add a comment Yesterday was an 11+ hour day at work, as we're delivering a game on Friday; today looks like it's going to be much of the same. As I can't blog about this particular job (NDAs and all that!), I don't really have much to add. The last week or so, life has been pretty much routine: get up, go to work, playtest all day, come home around 9, check email, hug boy, stumble through a few more chapters of Stephen "Implausible" Baxter, go to bed. Boy made me cookies on Monday; I suppose that was a nice break to the routine. :) To make things worse, I really, really want to be playing all the new games I've got for my GBA. I picked up Mario (because it's such a classic!), Golden Sun (because my boss, who usually has good taste in games, was obsessed with it for a good month), Zelda (because I'm always curious about what they're doing with the series), and a couple of others. We'll see how the gameplay goes. I'm especially interested to see how they deal with the challenges of the smaller screen and lower resolution; though I'm not a visual person, I do a fair amount of interaction design collaboratively with visual designers, so I guess it's a professional interest. On the bright side, it looks like I

71. Encyclopædia Britannica kleene, stephen Cole American mathematician and logician whose work on recursiontheory helped lay the foundations of theoretical computer science. http://search.britannica.com/search?query=stephen fuller austin&fuzzy=N&ct=eb&st

72. Untitled 355390. 15 K. Hrbacek and stephen G. Simpson, On kleene degrees of analytic sets,in kleene Symposium, edited by J. Barwise, HJ Keisler and K. Kunen, North http://www.math.psu.edu/simpson/papers/list.html

73. Steve Ramsay's Guide To Regular Expressions Regular expressions trace back to the work of an American mathematician by the nameof stephen kleene (one of the most influential figures in the development http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/helpsheets/regex.html

Using Regular Expressions Stephen Ramsay, Assistant Director Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia What are regular expressions? If you've ever typed " cp *.html ../ " at the UNIX command prompt, or entered " garden? " into a web-based search engine, you've already used a simple regular expression. Regular expressions ("regex's" for short) are sets of symbols and syntactic elements used to match patterns of text. Even these simple examples testify to the power of regular expressions. In the first instance, you've copied all the files which end in ".html" (as opposed to copying them one by one); in the second, you've conducted a search not only for " garden ," but for " garden gardening gardens , and gardeners " all at once. For a tool with full regex support, metacharacters like " " and " " (or "wildcard operators," as they are sometimes called) are only the tip of the iceberg. Using a good regex engine and a well-crafted regular expression, one can easily search through a text file (or a hundred text files) searching for words that have the suffix ".html" (but only if the word begins with a capital letter and occurs at the beginning of the line), replace the .html suffix with a .sgml suffix, and then change all the lower case characters to upper case. With the right tools, this series of regular expressions would do just that: tr/a-z/A-Z/ As you might guess from this example, concision is everything when it comes to crafting regular expressions, and while this syntax won't win any beauty prizes, it follows a logical and fairly standardized format which you can learn to read and write easily with just a little bit of practice.

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78. Re: Intuitionistic Prop. Logic => KD4 Neil Nelson References kleene, stephen Cole 1952 _Introduction to Metamathematics_(Princeton, New Jersey D. Van Nostrand Company). http://hhobel.phl.univie.ac.at/phlo/199802/msg00019.html

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79. PHILO : PHI2005 - Logique 2 Translate this page Jeffrey, Richard C., 1991, Formal logic its scope and limits, New York McGrawHill. kleene, stephen Cole, Logique mathématique, Paris A. Colin. http://www.fas.umontreal.ca/PHILO/cours/plans-bsc/PHI2005.html

PHI2005 - Logique 2 Vendredi 8h30/11h30 - Jean-Philippe Villeneuve 1. Objectif 2. Plan 4. Calendrier 7 mars 2002 Semaine de lecture 21 mars 2002 Logique modale suite et fin 4 avril 2002 Logique propositionnelle intuitionniste suite et fin 11 avril 2002 Examen final en classe 5. Bibliographie Livre obligatoire (Disponible chez Olivieri) Bell, John L, 2001, Logical options: An introduction to classical and alternative logics, Peterborough : Broadview Pr Autres suggestions : Chellas, Brian F., 1980, Modal logic : an introduction, Cambridge : Cambridge University Press. Church, Alonzo, 1956, Introduction to Mathematical Logic, Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press. Epstein, Richard L., 2000, Propositional Logics: The Semantic Foundations of Logic, New York : Thomson Learning. Hodges, Wilfrid, 1977, Logic, Harmondsworth : Penguin. Hunter, Geoffrey, 1971, Metalogic: an introduction to the metatheory of standard first order logic, Berkeley : University of California Press. Jeffrey, Richard C., 1991, Formal logic: its scope and limits, New York : McGraw Hill. Manzano, Maria, 1996, Extensions of First Order Logic, Cambridge : Cambridge University Press.

80. Problem: Family Trees Sample Input alonzo.church oswald.veblen stephen.kleene alonzo.church dana.scottalonzo.church martin.davis alonzo.church pat.fischer hartley.rogers mike http://www.cs.duke.edu/~ola/ipc/family.html

Problem: Family Trees Background Expression trees, B and B* trees, red-black trees, quad trees, PQ trees; trees play a significant role in many domains of computer science. Sometimes the name of a problem may indicate that trees are used when they are not, as in the Artificial Intelligence planning problem traditionally called the Monkey and Bananas problem . Sometimes trees may be used in a problem whose name gives no indication that trees are involved, as in the Huffman code This problem involves determining how pairs of people who may be part of a ``family tree'' are related. The Problem Given a sequence of child-parent pairs, where a pair consists of the child's name followed by the (single) parent's name, and a list of query pairs also expressed as two names, you are to write a program to determine whether the query pairs are related. If the names comprising a query pair are related the program should determine what the relationship is. Consider academic advisees and advisors as exemplars of such a single parent genealogy (we assume a single advisor, i.e., no co-advisors). In this problem the child-parent pair p q denotes that p is the child of q . In determining relationships between names we use the following definitions: p is a 0-descendent of q (respectively 0-ancestor ) if and only if the child-parent pair p q (respectively q p ) appears in the input sequence of child-parent pairs.

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