Re: SUO: Re: IFF Comments Requested
Josiane,
> My first studies were in mathematics (algebre, topology and analyse), but I
> forgot. Later I was specialized in cognitive psychology and partly in
> cognitive linguistics.
You might find my survey of math & logic useful:
http://www.jfsowa.com/logic/math.htm
This is a 37-page summary of the following topics:
1.Sets, Bags, and Sequences
2.Functions
3.Lambda Calculus
4.Graphs
5.Relations
6.Representing Relations by Graphs
7.Lattices
8.Propositional Logic
9.Predicate Logic
10.Axioms and Proofs
11.Formal Grammars
12.Game Graphs
13.Model Theory
It is written primarily for people who have some background
in mathematics and logic, but have forgotten much of it.
Section 13 is an overview of model theory, and it includes
references to an informal paper by Tarski (1944) who invented
the most common version of it:
http://www.jfsowa.com/logic/tarski.htm
It also has a reference to Peirce's version of model theory,
which he called endoporeutic and which is equivalent to Hintikka's
game-theoretical semantics:
http://www.jfsowa.com/peirce/ms514.htm#Endopor
John Sowa