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This theory introduces the primitive vocabulary for this variant of higher order logic.
There are just three constants and three type constructors.
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The definitions of logical constants in terms of the primitive (undefined) constants.
The ones defined are those which are needed to state the axioms.
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The five axioms for the primitive logic.
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Miscellaneous low level definitions (local definitions, conditionals, unique existence) and theorems.
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The theory of ordered pairs, including Curry and Uncurry.
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The theory of Natural numbers.
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The theory of lists.
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The theory of characters (of which there are only 256).
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No content, parent is char.
This is the highest point at which a new theory can be attached.
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The theory of sets.
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No content, parents are sets, sum and one.
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The theory of binary relations.
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The theory of integers.
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The theory of real numbers.
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The theory of real numbers.
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