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Gödel Revisited. Some More Doubts Concerning the Formal Correctness of Gödel´s Incompleteness Theorem




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Stand:2015-08-04 03:50:33

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With the presentations by Peter B. Andrews and Lawrence C. Paulson two very different attempts to prove Gödel´s Incompleteness Theorem with a high level of formalization are available, in the case of Paulson even machine-assisted. Andrews´ system Q0 is an object logic, whereas the natural deduction system underlying the presentation by Paulson is a meta-logic, i. e. it is possible to express theorems of the form ">a --> >b" or ">a == >b" with two or more occurences of the deduction symbol (>) in order to express the relationship between (the provability of) theorems rather than just theorems themselves. Paulson´s proof yields a twofold result, with a positive and a negative side. It is possible to prove in the meta-logic (assuming the semantic approach and the correctness of the software) the formal statement that from the consistency of the theory under consideration follows the existence of an unprovable theorem; on the other hand, Paulson´s proof demonstrates that it is impossible to prove Gödel´s Incompleteness Theorem in an object logic, as it was shown for the case of Andrews´ system Q0 in [Kubota, 2013], and any attempt immediately results in inconsistency. But if Gödel´s Incompleteness Theorem, unlike mathematics in general, can only be expressed in a meta-logic, but not in an object logic, it cannot be considered as a (relevant) mathematical theorem anymore and is only the result of the limited expressiveness of meta-logics, in which the inconsistency of the theory under consideration cannot be expressed, although the construction of a statement like "I am not provable" has the two logical properties of a classical paradox, negativity (negation) and self-reference.


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