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Starting: Fri Feb 1 08:08:18 EDT 2002
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Messages: 172

FOM: [Fwd: arbitrary objects] john l. bell
FOM: Arbitrary Objects Franklin Vera Pacheco
FOM: RE: FOM Arbitrary Objects charles silver
FOM: An historical Perspective for the term ``arbitrary'' Insall
FOM: 123:Divisibility Harvey Friedman
FOM: Arbitrary Objects david ballard
- FOM: Arbitrary Objects - a correction david ballard
FOM: Opinion poll on P vs NP William Ian Gasarch
FOM: RE: FOM Arbitrary Objects Jay Halcomb
- FOM: Re: RE: FOM Arbitrary Objects charles silver
  - FOM: Re: RE: FOM Arbitrary Objects William Tait
FOM: decline of English Adrian-Richard-David Mathias
- FOM: decline of English Neil Tennant
  - FOM: ago agens agendus actus Adrian-Richard-David Mathias
FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects P.T.M.Rood at ph.vu.nl
FOM: McCarthy Thomas Forster
- FOM: McCarthy David J. Pym
FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects Kanovei
- FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects Franklin Vera Pacheco
  - FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects Jesper Carlstrom
    - FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects Gordon Fisher
FOM: Epsilon substitution Jeremy Avigad
FOM: Arbitrary Objects Andrzej Derdzinski
- FOM: Arbitrary Objects Vladimir Sazonov
FOM: McCarthy Thomas Forster
FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects Kanovei
- FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects Gordon Fisher
- FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects charles silver
FOM: the ongoing discussion of "arbitrary object" Martin Davis
FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects Gordon Fisher
FOM: A professional development opportunity through an EAF grant Matt Insall
- FOM: A professional development opportunity through an EAF grant Steve Stevenson
FOM: McCarthy quote Charles Stewart
FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects charles silver
FOM: Re: Arbitrary Objects charles silver
FOM: No Arbitrary Objects Dean Buckner
FOM: Arbitrary objects Dan Velleman
- FOM: Arbitrary objects Roger Bishop Jones
FOM: "Arbitrary Objects" - two more remarks Arnon Avron
- FOM: rigor and intuition Matthew Frank
  - FOM: rigor and intuition Gordon Fisher
  - FOM: rigor and intuition Vladimir Sazonov
    - FOM: rigor and intuition Matthew Frank
    - FOM: rigor and intuition Vladimir Sazonov
    - FOM: rigor and intuition charles silver
    - FOM: rigor and intuition Vladimir Sazonov
FOM: Arbitrary objects, intuition, and rigor JoeShipman at aol.com
- FOM: Arbitrary objects Franklin Vera Pacheco
  - FOM: Arbitrary objects Neil Tennant
  - FOM: Arbitrary objects PL. Miraglia
FOM: "Arbitrary Objects" - two more remarks Kanovei
- FOM: "Arbitrary Objects" - two more remarks Gordon Fisher
FOM: LICS newsletter Stephen G Simpson
FOM: A professional development opportunity through an EAF grant Sam Buss
FOM: rigor and intuition Vladik Kreinovich
FOM: rigor and intuition Peter Schuster
- FOM: rigor and intuition Vladimir Sazonov
  - FOM: rigor and intuition Gordon Fisher
    - FOM: rigor and intuition Vladimir Sazonov
FOM: What is mathematics? was intuition and rigor was arbitrary objects Ayan Mahalanobis
- FOM: What is mathematics? was intuition and rigor was arbitrary objects Gordon Fisher
  - FOM: What is mathematics? was intuition and rigor was arbitraryobjects Ayan Mahalanobis
- FOM: What is mathematics? was intuition and rigor was arbitrary objects Vladimir Sazonov
FOM: rigor and intuition Gordon Fisher
- FOM: rigor and intuition Vladimir Sazonov
FOM: What is mathematics? was intuition and rigor was arbitrary objects richman
FOM: What is mathematics? Peter Schuster
- FOM: What is mathematics? Gordon Fisher
  - FOM: What is mathematics? Luigi Borzacchini
  - FOM: What is mathematics? Vladimir Sazonov
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
- FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Matthew Frank
  - FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
    - FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Alexander R. Pruss
    - FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
  - FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Ayan Mahalanobis
FOM: rigor and intuition Vladik Kreinovich
- FOM: rigor and intuition Vladimir Sazonov
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Kanovei
- FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
  - FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
FOM: rigor and intuition Vladik Kreinovich
FOM: Infinite Proves! Franklin Vera Pacheco
No subject Dave Marker
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Neil Tennant
- FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Gordon Fisher
  - FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Alexander R. Pruss
    - FOM: to be replied leibniz palma
    - FOM: Re: to be replied leibniz Alexander R Pruss
    - FOM: Re: to be replied leibniz charles silver
  - FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Neil Tennant
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Kanovei
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
FOM: arbitrary objects Eylem Ozaltun
FOM: workshop on paraconsistent logic Stephen G Simpson
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Kanovei
FOM: Call for comments on logic-teaching web-pages Neil Tennant
FOM: Intuition and Rigor JoeShipman at aol.com
FOM: Intuition and Rigor Peter Burton
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
FOM: Logic of x >> 0 and x >> y Harvey Friedman
- FOM: Logic of x >> 0 and x >> y Petr Andreyev
- FOM: Logic of x >> 0 and x >> y Petr Andreyev
FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Alexander R. Pruss
- FOM: sharp boundaries/tameness Harvey Friedman
FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Neil Tennant
- FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Alexander R. Pruss
  - FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Neil Tennant
    - FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Alexander R. Pruss
  - FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor James Robert Brown
FOM: Logic of x >> 0 and x >> y Kanovei
FOM: What is mathematics? Miguel A. Lerma
- FOM: What is mathematics? Insall
  - FOM: What is mathematics? Ayan Mahalanobis
  - FOM: What is mathematics? Vladimir Sazonov
    - FOM: What is mathematics? Gordon Fisher
    - FOM: What is mathematics? Vladimir Sazonov
    - FOM: What is mathematics? Gordon Fisher
    - FOM: What is mathematics? Vladimir Sazonov
    - FOM: What is mathematics? Insall
FOM: Universal Generalisation (No Aribitary Objects) Dean Buckner
- FOM: Universal Generalisation (No Aribitary Objects) Neil Tennant
FOM: rigidity Randall Holmes
- FOM: rigidity Harvey Friedman
FOM: rigidity Kanovei
FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Miguel A. Lerma
FOM: Recursion theory question Harvey Friedman
- FOM: Recursion theory question Robert M. Solovay
FOM: 124:Disjoint Unions Harvey Friedman
FOM: (no subject) JoeShipman at aol.com
FOM: (no subject) Kanovei
- FOM: (no subject) Paul LEVY
FOM: Successes of intuition over rigor Richard Zach
- FOM: Is chess as interesting as mathematics? charles silver
  - FOM: Is chess as interesting as mathematics? Vladimir Sazonov
    - FOM: Is chess as interesting as mathematics? NO Richard E. Grandy
    - FOM: Is chess as interesting as mathematics? NO charles silver
FOM: (no subject) Miguel A. Lerma
FOM: diagrams conference Stephen G Simpson
FOM: And now for something completely different Thomas Forster
FOM: ACL2 Tutorial Announcement Peter Manolios
FOM: (no subject) Kanovei
- FOM: Are machines better in math? charles silver
  - FOM: Are machines better in math? Gordon Fisher
    - FOM: Are machines better in math? Roger Bishop Jones
    - FOM: Are machines better in math? Jesse Alama
- FOM: (no subject) Paul LEVY
FOM: Fiction and Mathematics Dean Buckner
FOM: New Classifications I Harvey Friedman
- FOM: New Classifications 2 Harvey Friedman
  - FOM: New Classifications 3 Harvey Friedman
FOM: Recursion theory question Harvey Friedman
- FOM: Recursion theory question Bart Kastermans
- FOM: Recursion theory question Harvey Friedman
FOM: Recursion theory question Schaefer, Marcus
- FOM: Recursion theory question Robert M. Solovay
FOM: Rigidity A.P. Hazen
- FOM: Rigidity Robert Black
FOM: BACC2002 Fernando Ferreira
FOM: Fiction and Mathematics Dean Buckner
FOM: Is chess as interesting as mathematics? JoeShipman at aol.com
FOM: New Classifications 2/typo Harvey Friedman
FOM: Recursion theory question Schaefer, Marcus
FOM: Universal Generalization A.P. Hazen
FOM: Copernicus José Félix Costa
- FOM: Re: Copernicus Gordon Fisher
- FOM: Copernicus Alexander R. Pruss
FOM: Copernicus and Newton José Félix Costa
- FOM: Copernicus and Newton Mark Steiner
FOM: Re: : Universal Generalization (aka UI) Dean Buckner
FOM: workshop on computability and complexity in analysis Stephen G Simpson

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