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Reverse mathematics of non-deterministic inductive definitions

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We present some reverse mathematics within a constructive set theory, and classify the following theorems in terms of non-deterministic inductive definition (NID) principles: Fullness; the category of basic pairs and relation pairs has coequalisers; the category of sets and relations has weak coequalisers; the category of concrete spaces and convergent relation pairs has equalisers; the class of formal points of a set-presented formal topology is set-generated; the class of models of a geometric theory is set-generated. This is a joint work with Ayana Hirata, Tatsuji Kawai and Takako Nemoto.

This talk is part of the Theoretical computer science seminar series.

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