Cited in
(10)- Set graphs. IV. Further connections with claw-freeness
- Formative processes with applications to the decision problem in set theory. II. Powerset and singleton operators, finiteness predicate
- Computational logic and set theory. Applying formalized logic to analysis. Foreword by Martin Davis
- Set graphs. I. Hereditarily finite sets and extensional acyclic orientations
- Set graphs. II. Complexity of set graph recognition and similar problems
- Referee
- SETL
- Set graphs. III: Proof pearl: Claw-free graphs mirrored into transitive hereditarily finite sets
- A decidable two-sorted quantified fragment of set theory with ordered pairs and some undecidable extensions
- Applicable mathematics in a minimal computational theory of sets
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