What type of logic did Gödel contribute to?
Quantum logic
Classical, intuitionistic, and modal logic
Psychological logic
Political logic
Answer
Gödel made significant contributions to the development of classical, intuitionistic, and modal logic. In classical logic, he proved the incompleteness theorems, which show that any consistent system of axioms capable of modelling basic arithmetic is either incomplete or inconsistent. In intuitionistic logic, he developed a proof of the consistency of the intuitionistic version of arithmetic.
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