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Date: 2013-01-23 07:40:16
Mathematical logic
Infinity
Epistemology
Finitism
Ultrafinitism
Intuitionism
Constructivism
Finite set
Mathematical proof
Mathematics
Philosophy of mathematics
Mathematical constructivism

Mathematical Constructivism A Defense of Strict Finitism

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