… , CL potentially offers a comprehensive logical basis for constructive applied theories and …
underlying logics. Among the best known constructivistic logics is Heyting's intuitionistic …

… In what follows we briefly survey the “intuitionistic” operations of computability logic. Among
the other operations officially introduced so far within the framework of CL are negation ¬, …

… is a proper subsystem of classical propositional logic, and pure intuitionistic predicate logic
… classical predicate logic. Philosophically, intuitionism differs from logicism by treating logic as …

… out to be nothing but computability restricted to the formulas of … logic a natural syntactic
fragment of the universal logic. The same appears to be the case for intuitionistic and linear logics …

… This is a very rich structure from computability theory (eg it … used as a semantics for
propositional logic. Thus, the study of … with logic and recall a beautiful theorem about the …

… use intuitionistic metamathematics, contrary to the custom to treat semantics for intuitionistic
logic in a classical way. Let A = A (Pi, • • -,Pk) be a sentence, built from the predicate-symbols …

… of the status of CT within intuitionism. Traditionally, the intuitionists' … intuitionism with reductive
intuitionism, we devote the bulk of the first variation to suggesting that reductive intuitionism …

… intuitionistic logic, seen as a logic of hypotheses in work by G. Bellin and others and on polarized
bi-intuitionistic logic as a logic … bi-intuitionistic logic to represent the duality between the …

… intuitionistic logic Int in terms of the intuitionistic understanding of constructions and proofs.
His semantics gives a partial analysis of the intuitionistic … computable term is a computable …

… In terms of our terminology, it inserts the adverb “potentially” everywhere, so the intuitionistic
… of intuitionistic logic to imagine how the intuitionistic friends think. The intuitionistic and …