The classification of propositional calculi
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Several independent axiomatizations \(A_i\) of intuitionistic propositional calculus \(H\) are considered. For each of them the result of deleting some of the axioms determines a known subsystem of \(H\). Adding one more axiom to each of \(A_i\) provides an independent axiomatization of classical propositional calculus.
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