Goodstein's theorem
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Goodstein's theorem is a result in mathematical logic and number theory showing that certain rapidly growing sequences of natural numbers always eventually terminate, and that this fact cannot be proved within Peano arithmetic.
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| Goodstein's theorem canonical | 2 |
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