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Church's thesis Church’s thesis, also called Church’s Theorem, a principle formulated by the 20th-century American logician Alonzo Church, stating that the recursive functions are the only functions that can be mechanically calculated.
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The principal results of this paper are: in constructive mathematics (1) the theorem “Mappings from a complete metric space into a metric space are sequentially continuous” can be proved using a disjunctive form of Church’s thesis only, and (2) the theorem “Every open cover of a complete.
Church's thesis has a different flavor in an environment like this where the notion of a computable function is primitive. One point of such a treatment of Church's thesis is to make available to Bishopstyle constructivists the Markovian counterexamples of Russian constructivism and recursive function theory.
The doctrine stated above (in 1927) became, in the late forties and the fifties, the foundation of a fairly extensive body of mathematics, in which one replaces the vague intuitive concept of “law”.
Intuitionistic mathematics, Markov's recursive constructive mathematics, and even classical mathematics all provide models of BISH. In fact, the results and proofs in BISH can be interpreted, with at most minor amendments, in any reasonable model of computable mathematics, such as, for example, Weihrauch's Type Two Effectivity Theory (Weihrauch 1996, 2000).
Constructive Mathematics Hajime Ishihara Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Abstract: We will overview the results in an informal approach to construc-tive reverse mathematics, that is reverse mathematics in Bishop’s constructive mathematics, especially focusing on compactness properties and continuous properties.
In 1967, Errett Bishop revived interest and practice of constructive mathematics with his book Foundations of Constructive Analysis, in which he showed that contrary to previous perceptions, large swaths of mathematics could be developed constructively with only minor changes from the classical theory.
The principal results of this paper are: in constructive mathematics (1) the theorem “Mappings from a complete metric space into a metric space are sequentially continuous” can be proved using a disjunctive form of Church's thesis only, and (2) the theorem “Every open cover of a complete separable metric space has an enumerable subcover” can be.
INT Failure of Church’s thesis BISH Brouwer’s fan theorem well-behaved continuity ZFC Failure of constructivism That one must give up either FAN, constructivism, or Church’s thesis is a signif-icant undermining of Bishop’s thesis. While constructive and classical mathematics.
The constructive trend in mathematics has emerged in some form or other throughout its history, although it appears to be C.F. Gauss who first stated explicitly the difference, being the principal one in constructive mathematics, between potential infinity and the actual mathematical infinity; he objected to the use of the latter.
We know that Church's theorem (or rather, the independent proofs of Hilbert's Entscheidungsproblem by Alonzo Church and Alan Turing) proved that in general we cannot calculate whether a given mathematical statement in a formal system is true or false. As I understand, the Church-Turing thesis provides a pretty clear description of the equivalence (isomorphism) between Church's lambda calculus.
Chapter IV - Recursive Mathematics: Living with Church's Thesis Chapter V - The Role of Formal Systems in Foundational Studies Historical Appendix. From Gauss to Zermelo: the origins of non-constructive mathematics From Kant to Hilbert: logic and philosophy Brouwer and the Dutch Intuitionists Early Formal Systems for Intuitionism.
