Abstract
The provability problem in intuitionistic propositional second-order logic with existential quantifier and implication ( ∃ , → ) is proved to be undecidable in presence of free type variables (constants). This contrasts with the result that inutitionistic propositional second-order logic with existential quantifier, conjunction and negation is decidable.
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