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Non-standard Sequent Calculi for Modal and Relevant Logics

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The search of cut-free formulations for modal, relevant, paraconsistent, etc., logics is interesting and nontrivial of itself. But it should be noted that a more fundamental goal is desirable to achieve, namely to use appropriate extensions of syntactical tools in a constructive proving of the transition from the cut-elimination theorem to the model-theoretic results. The present paper is concerned with the first as well as the second. I am trying to show that syntactical methods based on Gentzen’s ideas are powerful and promising tools in studying non-classical logics.

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Bystrov, P. (1996). Non-standard Sequent Calculi for Modal and Relevant Logics. In: Bystrov, P.I., Sadovsky, V.N. (eds) Philosophical Logic and Logical Philosophy. Synthese Library, vol 257. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8678-8_17

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