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  1. A common axiom set for classical and intuitionistic plane geometry.Melinda Lombard & Richard Vesley - 1998 - Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 95 (1-3):229-255.
    We describe a first order axiom set which yields the classical first order Euclidean geometry of Tarski when used with classical logic, and yields an intuitionistic Euclidean geometry when used with intuitionistic logic. The first order language has a single six place atomic predicate and no function symbols. The intuitionistic system has a computational interpretation in recursive function theory, that is, a realizability interpretation analogous to those given by Kleene for intuitionistic arithmetic and analysis. This interpretation shows the unprovability in (...)
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  • Constructivity in Geometry.Richard Vesley - 1999 - History and Philosophy of Logic 20 (3-4):291-294.
    We review and contrast three ways to make up a formal Euclidean geometry which one might call constructive, in a computational sense. The starting point is the first-order geometry created by Tarski.
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