12 Jan 2006 15:30
Deductive nets
Hi, is there anything against using `deductive net' instead of `deductive derivation net'? The reason for the change is a certain redundancy in the term `deductive derivation net'. I recall that `deductive (derivation) net' should stay for a formalism which is 1) a proof system (so, propositional logic proofs are checkable in polynomial time on their size) and 2) all the common causes of bureaucracy are absent (type A, type B, and the formalism supports the elimination of logic-proper bureaucracy, like associativity of contractions, etc.). Wired deduction should be an example of deductive net. Please let me know if you feel against, I need an official name for some research projects. Ciao, -Alessio
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