학술논문

25th Workshop on Logic, Language, Information and Computation (WoLLIC 2018).
Document Type
Article
Source
Logic Journal of the IGPL. Oct2019, Vol. 27 Issue 5, p766-776. 11p.
Subject
*Logic
Computer logic
Satisfiability (Computer science)
Mathematical logic
Kripke semantics
Infinitesimal geometry
Language
ISSN
1367-0751
Abstract
Lie between classical logic and Brouwer-Heyting intuitionistic logic proposed in the first third of Rewriting logic is both a logical framework where many logics can be naturally represented and a Represented in the rewriting logic framework symbolic methods are of great importance. Is however limited to finitary logics, i.e. logics with Hilbert-style axiomatization using finitary rules Besides the better-known Nelson's logic and paraconsistent Nelson's logic, in 'Negation and. [Extracted from the article]