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Philosophy of Mathematics

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*Describe Russell's type theory. In what respects does his system differ from predicate logic (first order logic)?
* According to Russell, what is a number? Show how Russell might define the idea that there are two things with property F.
*How did Russell define '=' in his logic? Why is this definition not available in set theory and number theory?
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