Uniform Short Proofs for Classical Theorems

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 42 (2):121-127 (2001)
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This note exploits back-and-forth characteristics to construct, using a single method, short proofs for ten classics of first-order and modal logic: interpolation theorems, preservation theorems, and Lindström's theorem

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