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Logic, symbolic and mathematical

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Logic with trees

Colin Howson

1997

Ideals, varieties, and algorithms

John Little, David A. Cox, David Cox et al.

1992

Sets, Functions, and Logic

Keith J. Devlin

1992

Foundations of mathematical logic

Haskell B. Curry

1963

Meta-logics and logic programming

Krzysztof R. Apt

1995

Introduction to Elementary Mathematical Logic

A. A. Stolyar

1970

A concise introduction to pure mathematics

Martin Liebeck, M. W. Liebeck

2000

Algorithmic logic

Grażyna Mirkowska-Salwicka, A. Salwicki, G. Mirkowska

1987

Computation: finite and infinite machines

Marvin Minsky

1967

Logic and knowledge, essays 1901-1950

Bertrand Russell

1956

Grundlagen der Arithmetik

Gottlob Frege

1953

Infinity and the mind

Rudy Rucker

1982

Meaning and necessity

Rudolf Carnap

1947

Simple Simon

Ray Jennings, R. E. Jennings, Nicole A. Friedrich

2006

Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications

Kenneth H. Rosen

1995 ★ 4.7

Mathematical fallacies and paradoxes

Bryan H. Bunch

1982

Mathematical logic

Stephen Cole Kleene

2002

First-order logic

Raymond M. Smullyan

1968

The Frege reader

Gottlob Frege

1997

Computational logic and human thinking

Robert Kowalski

2011

Past, present and future

A. N. Prior

1967

Essence of logic

John J. Kelly

1997

Decision Procedures

Daniel Kroening

2008

Symbolic logic

Irving Marmer Copi

1965

Computability and logic

John P. Burgess, Richard C. Jeffrey, George S. Boolos et al.

1974

Major Works

Ludwig Wittgenstein

2008

Elements of the theory of computation

Harry R. Lewis

1981

Logic, semantics, metamathematics

Tarski, Alfred.

1956

Tractatus logico-philosophicus

Bertrand Russell, Ivo Hernández, Isidoro Reguera Pérez et al.

1922 ★ 4.4

PX, a computational logic

Susumu Hayashi

1988

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