An Abelian Rule for BCI—and Variations

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 57 (4):551-568 (2016)
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Abstract

We show the admissibility for BCI of a rule form of the characteristic implicational axiom of abelian logic, this rule taking us from →β to α. This is done in Section 8, with surrounding sections exploring the admissibility and derivability of various related rules in several extensions of BCI.

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Tomasz Kowalski
La Trobe University
Lloyd Humberstone
Monash University

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