Titlebook: Mathematical Methods in Linguistics; Barbara H. Partee,Alice Meulen,Robert E. Wall Book 1993 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993 computational

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Formal Systems, Axiomatization, and Model Theoryn up until Part E. The discussion in this section will be purely syntactic (in part so as to illustrate what that means); we will return to a semantic investigation of some of the formal systems discussed here in the next section.

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0924-4662 erings, and leads to a discussion of the variousorders of infinity. The material on logic covers not only the standardstatement logic and first-order predicate logic but includes anintroduction to formal systems, axiomatization, and model theory. Thesection on algebra is presented with an emphasis o

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Relations and FunctionsRecall that there is no order imposed on the members of a set. We can, however, use ordinary sets to define an ., written 〈.〉 for example, in which . is considered the . and . is the . of the pair. The definition is as follows:

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Properties of RelationsCertain properties of binary relations are so frequently encountered that it is useful to have names for them. The properties we shall consider are ., and .. All these apply only to relations . a set, i.e., in . x . for example, not to relations from . to ., where . ≠ ..

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InfinitiesIn the preceding chapters we have occasionally dealt with sets, such as the set of positive integers, which we intuitively regard as infinite. We now want to examine the concept of infinity in more detail.

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