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Proof theory / Functions and mappings / Logic in computer science / Function / Primitive recursive function / Curry–Howard correspondence / Second-order logic / Modal logic / Computational complexity theory / Mathematics / Logic / Mathematical logic
Date: 2006-01-11 06:16:21
Proof theory
Functions and mappings
Logic in computer science
Function
Primitive recursive function
Curry–Howard correspondence
Second-order logic
Modal logic
Computational complexity theory
Mathematics
Logic
Mathematical logic

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