On an axiomatic system for the logic of linearly ordered BCI-matrices

Archive for Mathematical Logic 51 (3-4):285-297 (2012)
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The logic FBCI given by linearly ordered BCI-matrices is known not to be an axiomatic extension of the well-known BCI logic. In this paper we axiomatize FBCI by adding a recursively enumerable set of schemes of inference rules to BCI and show that there is no finite axiomatization for FBCI.

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