Refutation Systems for a System of Nonsense-Logic
Journal Title: Logic and Logical Philosophy - Year 2011, Vol 20, Issue 3
Abstract
In the paper rejection systems for a system of nonsense-logic are investigated. The first rejection system consists of four rejected axioms and only one rejection rule - the rule of rejection by detachment. The second one consists of one rejected axiom and two rejection rules: the rule of rejection by detachment and the rule of rejection by substitution. The aim of the paper is to present also a proof of Ł-decidability for the considered systems.
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Robert Sochacki
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