Natural deduction calculi for classical and intuitionistic S5

Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 33 (2):165-205 (2023)
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1. It is a fact that developing a good proof theory for modal logics is a difficult task. The problem is not in having deductive systems. In fact, all the main modal logics enjoy an axiomatic prese...

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