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  1. Philosophy of set theory and mathematics
  2. Hilbert's programme
  3. (Further reading) epsilon-calculus + Herbrand's theorem

(Further reading) epsilon-calculus + Herbrand's theorem

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The use of epsilon calculus was considered important to look for finitistic methods of checking consistency of first-order predicate theories (such as PA, ZFC). In view of Goedel's results, this is not possible, so the study did not continue much. Herbrand's theorem is a way to utilize and reformulate results from epsilon calculus in the language of classical logic.

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◄ (Further reading) Smorynski: Hilbert's programme
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