A Sequent Calculus for a Negative Free Logic

Studia Logica 96 (3):331-348 (2010)
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This article presents a sequent calculus for a negative free logic with identity, called N . The main theorem (in part 1) is the admissibility of the Cut-rule. The second part of this essay is devoted to proofs of soundness, compactness and completeness of N relative to a standard semantics for negative free logic.

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