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  1. Gödel’s Second Incompleteness Theorem: How It is Derived and What It Delivers.Saeed Salehi - 2020 - Bulletin of Symbolic Logic 26 (3-4):241-256.
    The proofs of Gödel (1931), Rosser (1936), Kleene (first 1936 and second 1950), Chaitin (1970), and Boolos (1989) for the first incompleteness theorem are compared with each other, especially from the viewpoint of the second incompleteness theorem. It is shown that Gödel’s (first incompleteness theorem) and Kleene’s first theorems are equivalent with the second incompleteness theorem, Rosser’s and Kleene’s second theorems do deliver the second incompleteness theorem, and Boolos’ theorem is derived from the second incompleteness theorem in the standard way. (...)
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  • On partial disjunction properties of theories containing Peano arithmetic.Taishi Kurahashi - 2018 - Archive for Mathematical Logic 57 (7-8):953-980.
    Let \ be a class of formulas. We say that a theory T in classical logic has the \-disjunction property if for any \ sentences \ and \, either \ or \ whenever \. First, we characterize the \-disjunction property in terms of the notion of partial conservativity. Secondly, we prove a model theoretic characterization result for \-disjunction property. Thirdly, we investigate relationships between partial disjunction properties and several other properties of theories containing Peano arithmetic. Finally, we investigate unprovability of (...)
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