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Abstract: Recently, Coquand and Palmgren considered systems of intuitionistic arithmetic
in all finite types together with various forms of the axiom of choice and
a numerical omniscience schema (NOS) which implies classical logic for arithmetical
formulas. Feferman subsequently observed that the proof theoretic
strength of such systems can be determined by functional interpretation based
on a non-constructive -operator and his well-known results on the strength
of this operator from the 70's.
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.... A 3 corresponds to the lesser limited principle of omniscience, LLPO : #x # R(x # 0 # x # 0) as shown in [Ish90] see also [Koha], Man88] HN] and [CP00] The semi classical systems A 2 and A 3 have been analysed in e.g. Koha] and [Koh98b] Future work in this area...
.... A(x) A(x) 8x 2 N:A(x) 9x 2 N: A(x) which is clearly related to the discussion above, has been considered by several authors, [7, 14]. Iterated applications of this scheme implies 6 0 n LEM in HA and the system turns to PA. Namely, NOS maintains that realizers are closed...
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U. Kohlenbach. Intuitionistic choice and restricted classical logic. To appear in: Math. Logic Quaterly, 9 pages. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/kohlenbach00intuitionistic.html More
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appear in: Math. Logic Quaterly, 9 pages.",
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