Logic, Computers, and Sets

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Logic, Computers, and Sets is a foundational work by logician Hao Wang that explores the interconnections between mathematical logic, set theory, and the theory of computation.

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instanceOf book
logic textbook
logician
mathematician
mathematics book
non-fiction book
about decision problems
effective computability
formal systems
foundations of computer science
philosophical aspects of logic and computation
proof theory
author Hao Wang NERFINISHED
contributor Hao Wang NERFINISHED
field computability theory
mathematical logic
set theory
theoretical computer science
genre academic monograph
hasPart discussion of Turing machines
discussion of axiomatic set theory
discussion of computability
discussion of formal logic
discussion of foundations of mathematics
discussion of recursive functions
discussion of set theory
intendedAudience computer scientists
graduate students in logic
logicians
mathematicians
knownFor work in mathematical logic
work on foundations of mathematics
language English
mainSubject interconnections between logic, set theory, and computation
workOfAuthor Hao Wang NERFINISHED

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Hao Wang notableWork Logic, Computers, and Sets