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A Relevant Analysis of Natural Deduction |
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AbstractLinear and other relevant logics have been studied widely in mathematical, philosophical and computational logic. We describe a logical framework, RLF, for defining natural deduction presentations of such logics. RLF consists in a language together, in a manner similar to that of Harper, Honsell and Plotkin's LF, with a representation mechanism: the language of RLF is the lL-calculus; the representation mechanism is judgements-as-types, developed for relevant logics. The lL-calculus type theory ...
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