Goal-Driven Reasoning in First-Order Logic

In Björn Haglund & Helge Malmgren (eds.), Kvantifikator för en Dag. Essays dedicated to Dag Westerståhl on his sixtieth birthday. Philosophical Communications (2006)
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Abstract

A complete, subformula-preserving proof system for goal-driven reasoning in first-order logic is presented. The proof system is a transition system and its proofs are (linear and local) computations in the transistion system. Thus the proof system fits into a standard framework for modeling problem-solving in cognitive psychology.

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