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36 marcus giaquint<strong>of</strong>unction f (in the real numbers) is ɛ − δ continuous on an interval [a, b] andf (a)
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The Philosophy of Mathematical Prac
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The Philosophyof MathematicalPracti
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PrefaceWhen in the spring of 2005 I
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ContentsBiographiesviiiIntroduction
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iographiesixJohannes Hafner is Assi
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iographiesxiat the University of Pi
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IntroductionThe essays contained in
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introduction 31 Two traditionsMany
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introduction 5A characterization in
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introduction 7concerns. On the cont
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introduction 9consists in trying to
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cognition of structure 61ordinal nu
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cognition of structure 63to merely
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3Diagram-Based GeometricPracticeKEN
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diagram-based geometric practice 67
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 85of s
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 87both
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 89a di
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 91diag
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 93Exac
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 95APFi
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 97rela
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 99perh
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 101The
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 105a p
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 107nev
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 109Thu
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 111A p
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 115ADC
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 117We
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 125by
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 129Eit
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the euclidean diagram (1995) 133Mue
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6Beyond UnificationJOHANNES HAFNER
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eyond unification 153initially appe
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eyond unification 155This example w
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eyond unification 157equations and
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eyond unification 159elementary pro
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eyond unification 161||x|| = √ x
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eyond unification 163cover also the
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eyond unification 165the necessary
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eyond unification 167consideration.
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eyond unification 169Now, can there
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eyond unification 171unification in
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eyond unification 173E I (K) comes
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eyond unification 175(3) F(ϕ) = 0
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eyond unification 177AppendixAxioms
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7Purity as an Ideal of ProofMICHAEL
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purity as an ideal of proof 181Ther
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purity as an ideal of proof 183Anal
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purity as an ideal of proof 185Late
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purity as an ideal of proof 187even
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purity as an ideal of proof 189conf
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purity as an ideal of proof 191adva
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purity as an ideal of proof 193is p
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purity as an ideal of proof 195Ewal
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purity as an ideal of proof 197Viè
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12Understanding ProofsJEREMY AVIGAD
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understanding proofs 319theorem is
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understanding proofs 321theorems, p
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understanding proofs 323of abilitie
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understanding proofs 325explain the
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understanding proofs 327possible to
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understanding proofs 329Ryle intend
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understanding proofs 331to explain,
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understanding proofs 333an ordinary
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understanding proofs 335that to exp
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understanding proofs 337value of k,
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understanding proofs 339integers in
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understanding proofs 341the use of
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understanding proofs 343know that b
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understanding proofs 345procedures
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understanding proofs 347on the firs
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understanding proofs 34912.9 Unders
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understanding proofs 351Mathematics
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understanding proofs 353Tiwari, A.(
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what structuralism achieves 355Phil
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what structuralism achieves 357that
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what structuralism achieves 359numb
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what structuralism achieves 361This
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what structuralism achieves 363Even
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what structuralism achieves 365get
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what structuralism achieves 367But
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what structuralism achieves 369Reid
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15The Boundary BetweenMathematics a
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16Mathematics and Physics:Strategie
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mathematics and physics: strategies
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Index of NamesAigner, M. 337, 351bA
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index of names 443Frege, G. ix-x, 7
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index of names 445McCune, W. 304, 3
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index of names 447Weiner, M. 71Weis
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