In this paper, a new propositional proof system H is introduced, that allows quantification over permutations of the variables. In H the syntax of propositional logic is enriched by quantifiers (∃ab)α and (∀ab)α for variables a and b, which are intended to be semantically equivalent to α ∨ α[b/a, a/b] and α ∧ α[b/a, a/b], respectively. The paper studies the fragment of H with cuts restricted to Σ1-formulas, denoted H1. It is shown that H1 simulates efficiently the Hajós calculus (HC) for constructing graphs which are non-3-colorable. This shows that short proofs using formulas asserting the existence of permutations of the variables can capture polynomial time reasoning, as it is known [1] that HC is equivalent to Extended Frege systems (E...
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Proofs are traditionally syntactic, inductively generated objects. This paper presents an abstract m...
Abstract. We introduce a new propositional proof system, which we call H, that allows quantification...
AbstractWe present a new propositional calculus that has desirable natures with respect to both auto...
We define and investigate Frege systems for quantified Boolean formulas (QBF). For these new proof s...
AbstractThe cutting plane refutation system CP for propositional logic is an extension of resolution...
AbstractIn Arai (1996), we introduced a new inference rule called permutation to propositional calcu...
As the title indicates, this thesis is concerned with the strength of non-uniformity in proof comple...
Abstract Let H be a proof system for the quantified propositional calculus (QPC). Wedefine the \Sigm...
It is well known that the Boolean functions corresponding to a function computable in polynomial tim...
The cutting plane refutation system CP for propositional logic is an extension of resolution and is ...
Just as P = NP if and only if some NP-complete set ; is a member of P, the class NP is closed unde...
Recently Beyersdorff, Bonacina, and Chew [10] introduced a natural class of Frege systems for quanti...
AbstractWe introduce two algebraic propositional proof systems F-NS and F-PC. The main difference of...
We introduce and study counting propositional logic, an extension of propositional logic with counti...
We introduce the notion of Boolean programs, which provide more concise de-scriptions of Boolean fun...
Proofs are traditionally syntactic, inductively generated objects. This paper presents an abstract m...