On the so-called antinomy of the variable Joshua Schwartz 1 The creation and use of quantifier-variable notations (e.g., “(∀x)(F x)”), which launched the rapid development of mathematical logic in the 19th century,

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Date: 2012-08-29 15:59:06 Predicate logic Semantics Elementary mathematics Model theory Quantification Function First-order logic Proposition Expression Logic Mathematics Mathematical logic		On the so-called antinomy of the variable Joshua Schwartz 1 The creation and use of quantifier-variable notations (e.g., “(∀x)(F x)”), which launched the rapid development of mathematical logic in the 19th century, Add to Reading List Source URL: cas.uchicago.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 251,86 KB Share Document on Facebook

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