Some remarks on Hilbert's program
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Results of Gödel which were improved in some sense by Paris, Harrington and Kirby showed the nonexecutability of Hilbert's program announced in his lecture at the Congress of Mathematicians in 1900. The author describes Hilbert's generalized and relativized program and makes a conclusion that results obtained by Friedman and Sieg in so-called reverse mathematics open the way to the partial realization of Hilbert's original program. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0902.00028].
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