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  1. An intensional fixed point theory over first order arithmetic.Gerhard Jäger - 2004 - Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 128 (1-3):197-213.
    The purpose of this article is to present a new theory for fixed points over arithmetic which allows the building up of fixed points in a very nested and entangled way. But in spite of its great expressive power we can show that the proof-theoretic strength of our theory—which is intensional in a meaning to be described below—is characterized by the Feferman–Schütte ordinal Γ0. Our approach is similar to the building up of fixed points over state spaces in the propositional (...)
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  • Extending constructive operational set theory by impredicative principles.Andrea Cantini - 2011 - Mathematical Logic Quarterly 57 (3):299-322.
    We study constructive set theories, which deal with operations applying both to sets and operations themselves. Our starting point is a fully explicit, finitely axiomatized system ESTE of constructive sets and operations, which was shown in 10 to be as strong as PA. In this paper we consider extensions with operations, which internally represent description operators, unbounded set quantifiers and local fixed point operators. We investigate the proof theoretic strength of the resulting systems, which turn out to be impredicative . (...)
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  • A fixed point theory over stratified truth.Andrea Cantini - 2020 - Mathematical Logic Quarterly 66 (4):380-394.
    We present a theory of stratified truth with a μ‐operator, where terms representing fixed points of stratified monotone operations are available. We prove that is relatively intepretable into Quine's (or subsystems thereof). The motivation is to investigate a strong theory of truth, which is consistent by means of stratification, i.e., by adopting an implicit type theoretic discipline, and yet is compatible with self‐reference (to a certain extent). The present version of is an enhancement of the theory presented in [2].
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