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-[Deduction](theories/Deduction): More deduction systems not included in the core library.
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-[Semantics](theories/Semantics): More semantics not included in the core library.
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-[Completeness](theories/Completeness): Completeness results for Tarski, Kripke, and algebraic semantics, constructive where possible.
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-[Incompleteness](theories/Incompleteness): An abstract and synthetic version of the first incompleteness theorem, instantiated to Robinson's Q.
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-[Incompleteness](theories/Incompleteness): An abstract and synthetic version of the first incompleteness theorem, instantiated to Robinson's Q, as well as a proof of the first incompleteness theorem and Tarski's theorem via Carnap's diagonal lemma.
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-[Tennenbaum](theories/Tennenbaum): Tennenbaum's theorem stating that the natural numbers are the only computable model of PA, constructivised.
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-[ArithmeticalHierachy](theories/ArithmeticalHierarchy): Semantic and syntactic characterisations of the arithmetical hierarchy and an equivalence proof.
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-[Proofmode](theories/Proofmode): A tool easing derivations in a deduction system, including a HOAS input language hiding de Bruijn encoded syntax.
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-[Reification](theories/Reification): A tactic automating representability proofs of Coq predicates as first-order formulas.
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-[Utils](theories/Utils): A collection of additional results needed in various projects.
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-[HilbertSystem](theories/HilbertSystem): A Hilbert system for first-order logic with a proof of its equivalence to natural deduction.
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