This paper presents a graph implementation of natural deduction for rst-order intuitionistic logic. Studies on proof complexity and rewriting tend to focus solely on the structure of proofs and ignore the formulas that are the conclusions of each proof step. The current approach has the additional motivation of investigating the behaviour of variables, and to this end the formulas within a proof are preserved in the graph structure. The graph system treats assumptions and variables uniformly and has no need for the explicit constraints on variable occurrences that earned natural deduction the reputation of not being elegant
One of the main disadvantages of computer generated proofs of mathematical theorems is their complex...
Contains fulltext : 36267.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access) ...
Abstract. Given an intuitionistic proof net of linear logic, we abstract an order between its atomic...
In this paper, we introduce the formalism of deduction graphs as a generalisation of both Gentzen–Pr...
Most computer generated proofs are stated in abstract representations not normally used by mathemati...
Deduction Graphs are meant to generalise both Gentzen-Prawitz style natural deductions and Fitch sty...
AbstractDeduction Graphs are meant to generalise both Gentzen-Prawitz style natural deductions and F...
Deduction graphs [3] provide a formalism for natural deduction, where the deductions have the struct...
Part I of this thesis studies a fragment of natural deduction to which we have added the notion of s...
In this paper, we show that an intuitionistic logic with second-order function quantification, calle...
Deduction systems and graph rewriting systems are compared within a common categorical framework. Th...
In this paper a uniform methodology to perform Natural Deduction over the family of linear, relevanc...
In this paper a uniform methodology to perform natural deduction over the family of linear, relevanc...
Binary Decision Diagrams (BDDs) are a well-known tool for representing Boolean functions. We show ho...
One of the main reasons why computer generated proofs are not widely accepted is often their complex...
One of the main disadvantages of computer generated proofs of mathematical theorems is their complex...
Contains fulltext : 36267.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access) ...
Abstract. Given an intuitionistic proof net of linear logic, we abstract an order between its atomic...
In this paper, we introduce the formalism of deduction graphs as a generalisation of both Gentzen–Pr...
Most computer generated proofs are stated in abstract representations not normally used by mathemati...
Deduction Graphs are meant to generalise both Gentzen-Prawitz style natural deductions and Fitch sty...
AbstractDeduction Graphs are meant to generalise both Gentzen-Prawitz style natural deductions and F...
Deduction graphs [3] provide a formalism for natural deduction, where the deductions have the struct...
Part I of this thesis studies a fragment of natural deduction to which we have added the notion of s...
In this paper, we show that an intuitionistic logic with second-order function quantification, calle...
Deduction systems and graph rewriting systems are compared within a common categorical framework. Th...
In this paper a uniform methodology to perform Natural Deduction over the family of linear, relevanc...
In this paper a uniform methodology to perform natural deduction over the family of linear, relevanc...
Binary Decision Diagrams (BDDs) are a well-known tool for representing Boolean functions. We show ho...
One of the main reasons why computer generated proofs are not widely accepted is often their complex...
One of the main disadvantages of computer generated proofs of mathematical theorems is their complex...
Contains fulltext : 36267.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access) ...
Abstract. Given an intuitionistic proof net of linear logic, we abstract an order between its atomic...