Definition of Finitist. Meaning of Finitist. Synonyms of Finitist

- as classical finitists, and those who do not allow potentially infinite objects as strict finitists: for example, a classical finitist would allow statements...
- some philosophers and theologians to solve the problem of evil. Most finitists accept the absolute goodness of God but reject omnipotence. Finitistic...
- considered the universe of finitist mathematics. Speaking anachronistically, one could suggest that the 19th-century finitist Leopold Kronecker was working...
- one is not involved in any contradiction. The present-day conventional finitist interpretation of ordinal and cardinal numbers is that they consist of...
- theoretic functions like exponentiation over natural numbers. Like other finitists, ultrafinitists deny the existence of the infinite set N {\displaystyle...
- e. the claim that transfinite induction below ε0 is valid), and gave a finitist proof for the case where m ≤ b 1 b 1 b 1 {\displaystyle m\leq b_{1}^{b_{1}^{b_{1}}}}...
- mathematicians including most famously his teacher Leopold Kronecker—a confirmed finitist. The second of these was Gottlob Frege's effort to reduce all of mathematics...
- required when computing distances or angle measures. For Wildberger, a finitist, this replacement has the purported advantage of avoiding the concepts...
- Encyclopedia of Philosophy Cooke, Martin C. (2003). "Infinite Sequences: Finitist Consequence". Br. J. Philos. Sci. 54 (4): 591–599. doi:10.1093/bjps/54...
- intuitionist stance against Cantor's work. Finally, Wittgenstein's attacks were finitist: he believed that Cantor's diagonal argument conflated the intension of...