Bounded arithmetic is a branch of mathematical logic that studies systems of arithmetic that restrict the types of quantifiers that can be used in formulas. Unlike classical arithmetic, which may allow for arbitrary quantification over natural numbers, bounded arithmetic restricts quantification to a certain range. Specifically, in bounded arithmetic, quantifiers are typically restricted to bounded formulas, which are those that can quantify only over natural numbers within a specified limit.
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