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To: John.Harrison@uk.ac.cam.cl, info-hol@edu.uidaho.cs.ted
Subject: Re: Nonstandard Analysis

I think you ought to be able to get, at least, some useful form of the
transfer principle, but I'm not sure exactly what it would be like.

Regards,

Garrel