By H. Hermes (auth.), Prof. E. Casari (eds.)

H. Hermes: simple notions and functions of the speculation of decidability.- D. Kurepa: On numerous continuum hypotheses.- A. Mostowski: versions of set theory.- A. Robinson: difficulties and techniques of version theory.- S. Sochor, B. Balcar: the final conception of semisets. Syntactic types of the set theory.

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KA*) . Certainly, (T, <) . Since 6)a s kc antichain for kA >, kT; if kPA < k PDT. Therefore, the requested inequality Q(T) T that Now, Q(T) By case such PA C P D T , one the positive integer is satisfied a l s o a similar kA kA 4 2 , 3 , 4 3 argument on permuting Number 1s the number b. 1. any kC< kA, < kPDT then kA i. e. 2 < is . ... On . the other hand, A, C one proves Q(T) for the In (1) ? particular, is the number t r e e (T,,<) ? Ramification hypothesis The affirmative answer is [R HI. called ramification hypothesis and is i6)p.

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