Functional interpretation and the existence property

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 50 (6):573-576 (2004)
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Abstract

It is shown that functional interpretation can be used to show the existence property of intuitionistic number theory. On the basis of truth variants a comparison is then made between realisability and functional interpretation showing a structural difference between the two

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