Hybrid deduction-refutation systems for FDE-based logics

Australasian Journal of Logic 18 (4):599-615 (2021)
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Abstract

Hybrid deduction-refutation systems are presented for four first degree entailment based logics. The hybrid systems are shown to deductively and refutationally sound and complete with respect to their logics. The proofs of completeness are presented in a uniform way. This paper builds on work in [6], where Goranko presented a deductively and refutationally sound and complete hybrid system for classical logic.

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