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M. Presburger
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M. Presburger

Polish logician
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  • David Hilbert
    metalogic
    / Decidability and undecidability

    …discovered by the Polish logician M. Presburger and by Skolem (both in 1930) that arithmetic with addition alone or multiplication alone is decidable (with regard to truth) and therefore has complete formal systems. Another well-known positive finding is that of the Polish-American semanticist and logician Alfred Tarski, who developed a…

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    …discovered by the Polish logician M. Presburger and by Skolem (both in 1930) that arithmetic with addition alone or multiplication alone is decidable (with regard to truth) and therefore has complete formal systems. Another well-known positive finding is that of the Polish-American semanticist and logician Alfred Tarski, who developed a…

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