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PhD Application Talk: An investigation of the proofs complexities in the systems of non- classical logics

Sergey Sayadyan
Talk
AG 1, AG 2, AG 3, AG 4, AG 5, SWS, RG1, RG2  
MPI Audience
English

Date, Time and Location

Monday, 29 October 2007
08:00
480 Minutes
E1 4
024
Saarbrücken

Abstract

In the current work proof complexities of same class formulas in different proof systems of non-classical (intuitionistic and minimal) logic are being compared. Some of the proof systems of minimal (Johansson’s) logic are described in the dissertation. Also proof complexities of the same class formulas in the same name proof systems of classical and non-classical logics is compared.

The following proof systems are compared in the dissertation: Frege systems, sequence systems with and without cut rule, resolution system, natural deduction system.
Main results of the work are:
On the basis of the ö–descriptive set of literals and ö–descriptive disjunctive normal forms, polynomial equivalence of resolution and cut free sequent system for intuitionistic and minimal logic is proved.
By analogy with the description of intuitionistic Frege systems, minimal Frege systems are described based on the formal system ARm, which generates all the derivative rules of minimal logic. That system allows to prove polynomial equivalency of all minimal Frege systems, as well as the polynomial equivalency of them to the system of natural deduction and sequent system with cut rule for minimal logic.
It is proved that each of the examined proof system of classical logic has exponential speed-up over the same name system of intuitionistic logic, and the proof system of intuitionistic logic has exponential speed-up over the same name system of minimal logic.
Based on the well–known results as well as on the results obtained in the dissertation a hierarchy of different proof systems of classical and non-classical logics is constructed.

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Please note: The talks will take place in random order!

Katja Schönborn, 10/26/2007 14:18
Katja Schönborn, 10/23/2007 19:21
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