Structural Proof Theory¶
Negri, S., von Plato, J., & Ranta, A. (2001). Structural Proof Theory. Cambridge University Press.
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- Sequent
- Classical `LK` normally permits multiple succedents; intuitionistic `LJ` is commonly single-succedent; substructural calculi may make order or multiplicity semantically and proof-theoretically load-bearing by withholding exchange, weakening, or contraction.
This sourceAuthoritative treatment of sequent calculus, intuitionistic and classical variants, structural rules, proof analysis, and extensions.
- Classical `LK` normally permits multiple succedents; intuitionistic `LJ` is commonly single-succedent; substructural calculi may make order or multiplicity semantically and proof-theoretically load-bearing by withholding exchange, weakening, or contraction.
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