Replacement of Induction by Similarity Saturation in a First Order Linear Temporal Logic

Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 8 (1-2):141-169 (1998)
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ABSTRACT A new type of calculi is proposed for a first order linear temporal logic. Instead of induction-type postulates the introduced calculi contain a similarity saturation principle, indicating some form of regularity in the derivations of the logic. In a finitary case we obtained the finite set of saturated sequents, showing that ?nothing new? can be obtained continuing the derivation process. Instead of the ?-type rule of inference, an infinitary saturated calculus has an infinite set of saturated sequents, showing that only a ?similar? sequents can be obtained continuing the dérivation process. The saturation calculi have some resemblance with resolution-like calculi

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