Re: Must higher-order logic be typed?
- From: "klxto" <masutier@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 26 Aug 2006 23:40:46 -0700
yuyang08@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello, everyone,
May be this is another silly question. Please don't laugh. I am
really an igorant in logic. I found some documents that describe
high-order logic with type systems. Is it nesscessary for us to
desribe higher-order logic with types? How shall we describe
them without types?
Thanks a lot!
-Andrew
I was intriguing with that introduction, higher-order, but if you look
in logic way, is the growing way not a higher-order?, or school, are
not steps in a specific order?.
I don't know what documents you hold, but logic.... is just becomeFrom school to master degree or higher is not a H-O.
sense.
May be this answer don't make sense to you, but you have call my
attention.
.
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