Hard provability logics
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Abstract: Let and respectively indicates the provability logic and -provability logic of relative in . In this paper we characterize the following relative provability logics: , , , , , , , , , , , (see Table
ef{Table-Theories}). It turns out that all of these provability logics are decidable. The notion of {em reduction} for provability logics, first informally considered in cite{reduction}. In this paper, we formalize a generalization of this notion (Cref{Definition-Reduction-PL}) and provide several reductions of provability logics (See diagram
ef{Diagram-full}). The interesting fact is that is the hardest provability logic: the arithmetical completenesses of all provability logics listed above, as well as well-known provability logics like , , , and are all propositionally reducible to the arithmetical completeness of .
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