Efficient Inverse Tableaux

Logic Journal of the IGPL 3 (6):939-953 (1995)
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Abstract

In this paper I propose a more general framework for tableaux-like first order classical deductions in which bottom-up inferences find a natural place. The result is a new system of proof for classical first order logic with many interesting normal form properties. Restricting myself to classical propositional logic, I show how these properties can be exploited to obtain an analytical system of proof which is not cut-free but generates shorter proofs than the usual cut-free systems

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