Two (or three) notions of finitism

Review of Symbolic Logic 3 (1):119-144 (2010)
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Finitism is given an interpretation based on two ideas about strings (sequences of symbols): a replacement principle extracted from Hilberts class 2 can be justified by means of an additional finitistic choice principle, thus obtaining a second equational theory . It is unknown whether is strictly stronger than since 2 may coincide with the class of lower elementary functions

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Mihai Ganea
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