sequent calculus

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Sequent calculus is a formal logical system introduced by Gerhard Gentzen that represents deductions as sequences (sequents) to analyze and structure proofs, especially in proof theory and logic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf deductive system
formal system
logical calculus
proof calculus
appliesTo classical logic
intuitionistic logic
modal logic
substructural logics
basedOn sequents
centralResult cut elimination theorem NERFINISHED
enables normalization of proofs
subformula property
field mathematical logic
philosophical logic
proof theory
hasComponent antecedent
succedent
hasFeature explicit structural rules
fine-grained control of inference steps
symmetry between left and right rules
hasLogicalRule elimination rule
introduction rule
hasProperty cut elimination theorem
hasRuleType initial sequent
logical rule
structural rule
hasStructuralRule contraction
cut
exchange
weakening
hasVariant LJ NERFINISHED
LK NERFINISHED
classical sequent calculus
intuitionistic sequent calculus
multiple-conclusion sequent calculus
single-conclusion sequent calculus
influenced linear logic
separation logic NERFINISHED
structural proof theory
type theory
introducedBy Gerhard Gentzen NERFINISHED
purpose analyze structure of proofs
establish consistency proofs
formalize logical deduction
study proof transformations
relatedTo Hilbert-style systems
natural deduction
represents deductions as sequents
typicalSequentForm Γ ⊢ Δ GENERATED
usedFor automated theorem proving
completeness proofs
consistency proofs
interpolation theorems
proof search
usesNotation Γ ⊢ Δ
yearIntroduced 1934
1935

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Gerhard Gentzen knownFor sequent calculus