# Independent Bases of Admissible Rules

@article{Jebek2008IndependentBO,
author={Emil Jeř{\'a}bek},
journal={Log. J. IGPL},
year={2008},
volume={16},
pages={249-267}
}
• Emil Jeřábek
• Published 1 June 2008
• Mathematics, Computer Science
• Log. J. IGPL
We show that IPC , K4, GL, and S4, as well as all logics inheriting their admissible rules, have independent bases of admissible rules.

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