Interpolation method for multicomponent sequent calculi
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- Uniform interpolation via nested sequents
- Multicomponent proof-theoretic method for proving interpolation properties
- Modal interpolation via nested sequents
- Interpolation for intermediate logics via hyper- and linear nested sequents
- Craig interpolation via hypersequents
- Interpolation via translations
- Interpolation in practical formal development
- Proving Craig and Lyndon interpolation using labelled sequent calculi
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