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Existenz und Negation in Mathematik und Logik

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Es soll heute die Rede sein von Logik und Mathematik, und von den Antworten, welche diese Wissenschaften zur Frage: Was gibt es, was gibt es nicht? anzubieten haben.

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Engeler, E. (1995). Existenz und Negation in Mathematik und Logik. In: Collegium Logicum. Collegium Logicum, vol 1. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9394-5_4

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