- only the
indiscernibility of identicals,
others have
interpreted it as the
conjunction of the
identity of
indiscernibles and the
indiscernibility of identicals...
- In
mathematical logic,
indiscernibles are
objects that
cannot be
distinguished by any
property or
relation defined by a formula.
Usually only first-order...
- also
known as fungibility — or, as it
might well be called, that of
indiscernibility of identicals. It
provides that,
given a true
statement of identity...
-
indiscernibles:
particulars may
differ from one
another only with
respect to
their attributes or relations. The
substance theorist's
indiscernibility...
- (zero sharp, also 0#) is the set of true
formulae about indiscernibles and order-
indiscernibles in the Gödel
constructible universe. It is
often encoded...
-
systems of
indiscernibles are
poorly understood, and
applications (such as the weak covering) tend to
avoid rather than
analyze the
indiscernibles. If K exists...
-
General Leibniz rule, a
generalization of the
product rule
Identity of
indiscernibles Leibniz (disambiguation) Leibniz's rule (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
- of them or not. It is also
known as a 'criterion of identity' or '
indiscernibility principle'. The
history of the
consideration of such a
principle begins...
-
indiscernibility,
which occurs when two
distinct entities are
exactly alike, such as
perfect identical twins. The
principle of the
indiscernibility of...
- "Gottfried
Wilhelm Leibniz (1646–1716) Metaphysics – 7. Space, Time, and
Indiscernibles". The
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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