The Role of Quantifier Alternations in Cut Elimination

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 46 (2):165-171 (2005)
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Extending previous results from work on the complexity of cut elimination for the sequent calculus LK, we discuss the role of quantifier alternations and develop a measure to describe the complexity of cut elimination in terms of quantifier alternations in cut formulas and contractions on such formulas.

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