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1993

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Finitary Partial Inductive Definitions as a General Logic

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Finitary Partial Inductive Definitions as a General Logic

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We describe how the calculus of partial inductive definitions is used to represent logics. This calculus includes the powerful principle of definitional reflection. We describe two conceptually different approaches to representing a logic, both making essential use of definitional reflection. In the deductive approach, the logic is defined by its inference rules. Only the succedent rules (in a sequent calculus

Lars-Henrik Eriksson

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Added	09 Aug 2010
Updated	09 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1993
Where	ELP
Authors	Lars-Henrik Eriksson

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