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A Note on Godel´s Theorem
This short and informal article shows that, although Godel's theorem is valid using classical logic, there exists some four-valued logical system that is able to prove that arithmetic is both sound and complete. This article also describes a four-valued Prolog in some informal, brief and intuitive manner.
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Godel, Incompleteness Theorem, Four-Valued Logic, Hilbert’s Program.
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