2003
DOI: 10.12775/llp.2003.005
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ZF and the axiom of choice in some paraconsistent set theories

Abstract: In this paper, we present set theories based upon the paraconsistent logic P ac. We describe two different techniques to construct models of such set theories. The first of these is an adaptation of one used to construct classical models of positive comprehension. The properties of the models obtained in that way give rise to a natural paraconsistent set theory which is presented here. The status of the axiom of choice in that theory is also discussed. The second leads to show that any classical universe of se… Show more

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“…24 Now P cl (X) × P cl (X), d max is also a complete metric space with Thus, seeing that F(X) ⊂ P cl (X) × P cl (X), it will be a complete metric space provided we show that F(X) is closed:…”
Section: Working With Compact Complete Metric Spacesmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…24 Now P cl (X) × P cl (X), d max is also a complete metric space with Thus, seeing that F(X) ⊂ P cl (X) × P cl (X), it will be a complete metric space provided we show that F(X) is closed:…”
Section: Working With Compact Complete Metric Spacesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The models we are going to present were first introduced and manufactured in a different way in [22], and then further studied in [24]. It seems quite clear that the construction of such models should involve other techniques.…”
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“…There are many approaches to paraconsistent set theory: for LP set theory, see (Restall, 1992;Martinez, 2021); for non-transitive approaches, see (Ripley, 2015;Istre, 2017); for others, see (Libert, 2003), (Carnielli and Coniglio, 2016, ch. 8), (Batens, 2020).…”
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“…In this theory, the axiom of choice is discussed. The second technique leads to the proof the model which is constructed by any classical set theory universe (for example, a model of ZF) by using corresponding mutual simulation techniques [8]. In 2005, T. Libert pointed out in Models for Paraconsistent Set Theory, "From the Russell paradox we know Cantor's naive set theory based on the first-order axiomatization of the classical logic is inconsistent, while the classical solution to contradictions is to get rid of 'contradictions set'".…”
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