Relevance logics and intuitionistic negation

Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 18 (1):49-65 (2008)
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Abstract

The logic B+ is Routley and Meyer's basic positive logic. We show how to introduce a minimal intuitionistic negation and an intuitionistic negation in B+. The two types of negation are introduced in a wide spectrum of relevance logics built up from B+. It is proved that although all these logics have the characteristic paradoxes of consistency, they lack the K rule (and so, the K axioms).

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Gemma Robles
Universidad de León
José M. Méndez
Universidad de Salamanca

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