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July 7th 08
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primes of the form n^2+1
I believe the book "Handbook of Mathematical Logic" edited by Jon Barwise had an explicit example of a mathematical statement related to the Ramsey Theorem that is true but unprovable. I don't currently have access to that book. Charles Wells 
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July 12th 08
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primes of the form n^2+1
On 7 Jul, 17:43, wellsoberlin wrote: I believe the book "Handbook of Mathematical Logic" edited by Jon Barwise had an explicit example of a mathematical statement related to the Ramsey Theorem that is true but unprovable. ÊI don't currently have access to that book. Was it the Paris-Harrington theorem? Victor Meldrew "I don't believe it!"
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