L9 Flashcards

1
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Outline CHC for STLC and PLC

A

232

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2
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IPL rules

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233-235

(1) Truth
(2) Falsehood + disjunction

Remember both elimination and introduction rules.

No separate true/false relations

Remember the case-typing like rule for disjunction elimination

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3
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Calculus of truth and falsehoods - propositions, true contexts, false contexts, proofs, refutations, contradictions (and their SEMANTIC MEANINGS), treatment of negation.

A

236

no implication

negation is primitive

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4
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Proofs in CTF (rules for deriving F; D |- A true)

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237

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5
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Refutations in CTF

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238

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6
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CHC given CTF (table of connective, what to do to prove, and how to refute). Explain why this is still intuitionistic.

A

239

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7
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Proof of A => not not A in CTF

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240

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8
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Why can’t we prove not not A implies A in CTF

A

241

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9
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Why can’t we prove A and B entails A

A

242,

it’s Intuitionistically valid though

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10
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Proof by contradiction principle

A

243

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11
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Contradiction rule

A

244

A contradiction arises when a proposition has both a proof and a refutation

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12
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Proof of DNE in CTF+contra=ClassicalLogic

A

245

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13
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Proof of A.B => A in CLogic

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246

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14
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Proof of A+B false => A false in CL

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247

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15
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Proof of law of EM in CL

A

248

  • uses the lemma A.B false => A false.
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16
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Syntax of proof and refutation terms in CL

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249

(propositions, true contexts, false contexts, values, continuations, contradictions)

Note the correspondence between each of these terms and their corresponding rules in CTF+contra

with the mu-terms corresponding to the two ways of using proof by contradiction

17
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Proof terms rules in CL (typing)

18
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Continuation terms rules in CL (typing)

19
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Contradictions terms rules in CL (typing)

20
Q

Op sem of ClassLogic

21
Q

Classical STLC - how is it nondeterministic?

22
Q

Substitution lemmas in STLC+CL

23
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Purpose of proof theory for STLC

24
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  1. Show that ¬A ∨ B,A;· ⊢ B true is derivable
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2. Show that ¬(¬A ∧ ¬B); · ⊢ A ∨ B true is derivable
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3. Prove substitution for values (you may assume exchange and weakening hold).
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