Post consistency
Summary
A theory is "Post consistent" (or absolutely consistent) if and only if there is at least one statement in the language of the theory that is not a theorem; otherwise, it is "Post inconsistent".
Further reading
- Wikipedia, page 76765067, revision 1368301704, Glossary of logic, section P. adopted
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