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Friedman, Harvey, New and Old Results on Completeness of HPC

Friedman, Harvey, On the Naturalness of Definable Operations

Friedman, Harvey, The Disjunction Property Implies the Numerical Existence Property

Friedman, Harvey, Why First-Order Logic?

Friedman, Harvey ; Jensen, Ronald, Note on Admissible Ordinals (1968)

Friedman, Harvey ; Jensen, Ronald, Note on Admissible Ordinals (1968)

Friedman, Harvey ; Sheard, Michael, An Axiomatic Approach to Self-Referential Truth (1985)

Friedman, Joel, The Decision Method for Real Algebra: Is it Practical? (1966)

Friedman, Joel, Methodological Problems Regarding Anomalies in Science (1973)

Friedman, Joel, The Universal Class has a Spinozistic Partitioning (1975)

The Group in Logic and the Methodology of Science at the University of California, Berkeley maintains an extensive collection of reprints, dissertations, project reports, course and seminar notes, and other materials not readily available elsewhere. These items, now numbering about 5,000, as well as a small collection of key texts, monographs, and journals, are available in the Alfred Tarski Room (727 Evans Hall) for use by faculty and graduate students.

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