DOI: 10.33540/1486
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Uniform Interpolation and Admissible Rules

Abstract: Ik bedank de wiskundemeiden Anita, Daja, Heleen, Jo-anne en Simone. Wat een geweldige studietijd heb ik met jullie beleefd. Ik hoop dat mijn proefschrift weer een vlaag van herkenning en vreugde bij jullie oproept bij het lezen van 'Definition' dit en 'Theorem' dat. Simone, Lotte en Eline, bedankt voor het doorploegen van de Nederlandse samenvatting. Ik bedank al mijn vrienden voor alle gezelligheid.Papa en mama, wat fijn dat jullie altijd achter me staan. Ik moest mezelf vaak herinneren aan mijn moeders wijsh… Show more

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“…Due to the proof being technically involved, space considerations prevented us from extending the syntactic proof of ULIP to KD5, K45, KD45, KB5, and S5. For S5, layered sequents coincide with hypersequents, and we plan to upgrade the hypersequent-based syntactic proof of UIP from [11] to ULIP (see also [13]). As for KD5, K45, KD45, and KB5, the idea is to modify the method presented here for K5 by using the layered sequent calculus for the respective logic and making other necessary modifications, e.g., to rule dd, to fit the specific structure of the layers.…”
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“…Due to the proof being technically involved, space considerations prevented us from extending the syntactic proof of ULIP to KD5, K45, KD45, KB5, and S5. For S5, layered sequents coincide with hypersequents, and we plan to upgrade the hypersequent-based syntactic proof of UIP from [11] to ULIP (see also [13]). As for KD5, K45, KD45, and KB5, the idea is to modify the method presented here for K5 by using the layered sequent calculus for the respective logic and making other necessary modifications, e.g., to rule dd, to fit the specific structure of the layers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These are often called pre-interpolants as opposed to their dual post-interpolants that, in classical logic, can be defined as ∃pϕ = ∀pϕ and ∃ℓϕ = ∀ℓϕ (see, e.g., [1,5,11,17] for more explanations).…”
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