Titlebook: Computational Logic and Proof Theory; 5th Kurt G?del Collo Georg Gottlob,Alexander Leitsch,Daniele Mundici Conference proceedings 19971st e

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Subtyping over a lattice (abstract), talk we will propose a new system of notations for types, which we call ., and show that for a system of sybtype inequalities over a lattice, if it has a solution then there is a solution whose alternating dag is of polynomial size in the size of the original system. There are examples showing that

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A new method for bounding the complexity of modal logics,uniform way as sequent systems and then restrict the structural rules for particular systems. This, combined with an analysis of the accessibility relation of the corresponding Kripke structures, yields decision procedures with bounded space requirements. As examples we give .(. log .) space procedu

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Parameter free induction and reflection,w that .. is conservative over .. w.r.t. boolean combinations of .. sentences, for . ≥ 1. In particular, we give a positive answer to a question by R. Kaye, whether the provably recursive functions of .. are exactly the primitive recursive ones.

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NaDSyL and some applications,els of the lambda calculus and is motivated by the belief that a confusion of use and mention is the source of the paradoxes. Proofs of the soundness, completeness and the eliminability of cut are sketched along with three applications: The foundations for recursive definitions of well-founded and n