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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1719236
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Logic of proofs and provability
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1719236

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    Logic of proofs and provability (English)
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    11 December 2002
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    Artemov's logic LP of proofs is extended by adjoining the GL modality so as to incorporate both the modality for provability and the operator representing the proof predicate ``is a proof of''. To formalize the joint logic, two new operations on proof terms are required for the language in addition to the ``application'', ``proof checker'', and ``choice'' of LP. The author gives an axiomatization of the logic, which is shown to be complete, with respect to the intended arithmetical provability interpretations as well as to the Kripke-type semantics, to be decidable, and to enjoy a kind of functional completeness on proof terms meaning that any invariant operation on proofs admitting description in the modal propositional language can be realized by a proof polynomial.
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    logic of proofs
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    modal logic for provability
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    operations on proofs
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    arithmetical provability interpretation
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    functional completeness
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