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provability or
provable in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Provability or
provable (and
disprovability or disprovable) may
refer to:
Provability logic...
- as
saying "I am not
provable",
since the
system has no
models in
which the
provability predicate corresponds to
actual provability.
Rodych (2003) argues...
-
Provability logic is a
modal logic, in
which the box (or "necessity")
operator is
interpreted as 'it is
provable that'. The
point is to
capture the notion...
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Provable security refers to any type or
level of
computer security that can be proved. It is used in
different ways by
different fields. Usually, this...
- logic,
polymodal provability logic (with one
modality representing provability in the
object theory and
another representing provability in the meta-theory)...
- In
number theory, a
provable prime is an
integer that has been
calculated to be
prime using a primality-proving algorithm. Boot-strapping
techniques using...
- that
establishes a
correspondence between semantic truth and
syntactic provability in first-order logic. The
completeness theorem applies to any first-order...
- that
somehow relates to its own
provability within that
formal theory. Very informally, P(G(P)) says: "I am not
provable". We will now show that neither...
- led to a new treatment, The
Logic of
Provability,
published in 1993. The modal-logical
treatment of
provability helped demonstrate the "intensionality"...
- Hilbert–Bernays
provability conditions,
named after David Hilbert and Paul Bernays, are a set of
requirements for
formalized provability predicates in formal...
