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    A Gentzen system for conditional logic (English)
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    5 March 1995
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    For conditional logic, a Gentzen-type formulation is given. Conditional logic is a deductive system on an algebraic system, defined by Guzmán and Squier, composed of three truth-values (true, unknown and false), three logical operations (conjunction, disjunction and negation), while implication is defined by the structural finitary consequence relation. The defined Gentzen-type system is a very natural extension of Gentzen's original. For the defined system the author proves the soundness theorem, the completeness theorem, and some other theorems. But the cut- elimination theorem is not provided.
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    conditional logic
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    Gentzen-type formulation
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    soundness
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    completeness
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