arXiv:1510.02787 [math.LO]AbstractReferencesReviewsResources
Continuum as a primitive type
Published 2015-10-06Version 1
The paper is the revision and extended version of the Section 6 of the paper {\em Types and operations} arXiv:1501.03043. Here, primitive types (corresponding to the intuitive concept of Continuum) are introduced along with primitive operations, constructors, and relations.
Comments: The introduced new primitive types along with constructors, primitive operations and primitive relations should be seen as a part of the general framework for a constructive type theory presented in the work Types and operations see arXiv:1501.03043
Subjects: F.4.1
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