[FOM] informal poll special terms in logic

[katzmik at macs.biu.ac.il]

In (2) you probably mean "model theory" not "model theorem".  MK

On Sat, May 6, 2017 17:39, John Baldwin wrote:
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> tallied the results.
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> Do you regard the following distinctions as `archaic'  or `specialized'
>  (i.e. only used by some areas of logic) or `unknown to you'?
>
> 1) pure versus applied logic
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> 2) pure versus applied model theorem
>
> 3) recursive versus computable
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> 4) valid sentence versus valid argument
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> 5) Fratur N to name a structure rather Roman N
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