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=== Rule names === |
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| − | Name of the connective, followed by some additional information if required, followed by "L" for a left rule or "R" for a right rule. |
+ | Name of the connective, followed by some additional information if required, followed by "L" for a left rule or "R" for a right rule. This is for a two-sided system, "R" is implicit for one-sided systems. |
For example: <math>\wedge_1 \text{add} L</math>. |
For example: <math>\wedge_1 \text{add} L</math>. |
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Logical systems
For a given logical system such as MLL (for multiplicative linear logic), we consider the following variations:
| Notation | Meaning | Connectives |
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| MLL | propositional without units | 
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| MLLu | propositional with units only | 
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| MLL0 | propositional with units and variables | 
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| MLL1 | first-order without units | 
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| MLL01 | first-order with units | 
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| MLL2 | second-order propositional without units | 
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| MLL02 | second-order propositional with units | 
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| MLL12 | first-order and second-order without units | 
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| MLL012 | first-order and second-order with units | 
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Formulas and proof trees
Formulas
- First order quantification:
with substitution A[t / x]
- Second order quantification:
with substitution A[B / X]
- Quantification of arbitrary order (mainly first or second):
with substitution A[τ / α]
Rule names
Name of the connective, followed by some additional information if required, followed by "L" for a left rule or "R" for a right rule. This is for a two-sided system, "R" is implicit for one-sided systems.
For example: 
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