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September 10, 2024Journal for the Philosophy of Mathematics.0 citations

Construction Theorems and Constructive Proofs in Geometry

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JBJohn B. Burgess

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Given Tarski’s version of Euclidean straightedge and compass geometry, it is shown how to express construction theorems, and shown that for any purely existential theorem there is a construction theorem implying it. Some related results and open questions are then briefly described.

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