Conservativeness Requirement
The Conservativeness Requirement is a formal criterion in nominalist philosophy of mathematics asserting that a mathematical theory is acceptable only if its adoption does not yield new empirical consequences in domains describable without reference to mathematical entities.
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Generic Properties of Conservative Systems
R. Clark Robinson · American Journal of Mathematics · 1970 · 160 citations
Carsten Lutz, Frank Wolter · Journal of Symbolic Computation · 2009 · 125 citations
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Yale University
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