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- Type (model theory) (links | edit)
- Spectrum of a theory (links | edit)
- Hereditary set (links | edit)
- Logical truth (links | edit)
- Course-of-values recursion (links | edit)
- Structure (mathematical logic) (links | edit)
- Gentzen's consistency proof (links | edit)
- Logical constant (links | edit)
- Alphabet (formal languages) (links | edit)
- Atomic formula (links | edit)
- Tautology (logic) (links | edit)
- Truth predicate (links | edit)
- Constructive set theory (links | edit)
- Satisfiability modulo theories (links | edit)
- Functional completeness (links | edit)
- Axiom of global choice (links | edit)
- Substitution (logic) (links | edit)
- Inhabited set (links | edit)
- Tarski–Grothendieck set theory (links | edit)
- Non-standard model of arithmetic (links | edit)
- Primitive recursive arithmetic (links | edit)
- Lindström's theorem (links | edit)
- Signature (logic) (links | edit)
- Non-logical symbol (links | edit)
- Ross–Littlewood paradox (links | edit)
- Apartness relation (links | edit)
- Weakly o-minimal structure (links | edit)
- Institutional model theory (links | edit)
- Algebraic logic (links | edit)
- Monadic predicate calculus (links | edit)
- Hilbert system (links | edit)
- Contraposition (links | edit)
- Aczel's anti-foundation axiom (links | edit)
- Proof sketch for Gödel's first incompleteness theorem (links | edit)
- Elementary proof (links | edit)
- General set theory (links | edit)
- Complete theory (links | edit)
- Paradoxes of set theory (links | edit)
- Amalgamation property (links | edit)
- Extension by definitions (links | edit)
- Reduct (links | edit)
- Robinson's joint consistency theorem (links | edit)
- Beth definability (links | edit)
- Argument (links | edit)
- Richardson's theorem (links | edit)
- Strongly minimal theory (links | edit)
- Interpretation (logic) (links | edit)
- Monadic second-order logic (links | edit)
- Formation rule (links | edit)