From Linear Proofs to Direct Logic with Exponentials

@inproceedings{Sandner1997FromLP,
  title={From Linear Proofs to Direct Logic with Exponentials},
  author={Enno Sandner},
  booktitle={KI},
  year={1997}
}
  • E. Sandner
  • Published in KI 9 September 1997
  • Mathematics, Philosophy, Computer Science
Following the idea of Linear Proofs presented in [4] we introduce the Direct Logic [14] with exponentials (DLE). The logic combines Direct Logic with the exponentials of Linear Logic. For a well-chosen subclass of formulas of this logic we provide a matrix-characterization which can be used as a foundation for proof-search methods based on the connection calculus. 
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