Gentzen-style axiomatization of tense logic

Bulletin of the Section of Logic 13 (2):75-83 (1984)
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Abstract

Tense logic is a logic with two operators: H and G . The operator P and F are definable as ∼ H ∼, ∼ G ∼, respectively. As usual, formulas are built up from propositional variables and connectives: ∼,∧,∨, ⊃, H, G, and will be denoted by letters: A, B, C, ...

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