| T. Sidon. Provability Logic with Operations on Proofs. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, v. 1234, Logical Foundations of Computer Science' 97, Yaroslavl', pp. 342--353, 1997. |
....6.8. The standard provability semantics for LP above may be characterized as a call by value semantics, since the evaluation F of a given LP formula F depends upon the value of participating functions. A call by name provability semantics for LP was introduced in [7] and then used in [60] 61] [90], 105] In the latter semantics F depends upon the particular programs for the functions participating in . x7. A sequent formulation of Logic of Proofs. By sequent we mean a pair Gamma ) Delta, where Gamma and Delta are finite multisets of LP formulas. For Gamma; F we mean Gamma [ fFg. ....
....modal logics and logics of knowledge, combinatory logic and calculus, automated deduction and formal verification, etc. The models A and B are compatible because they are both based on the same arithmetical provability. The joint logic of proofs and formal provability has been found in [90], 105] 32 SERGEI N. ARTEMOV 2. A recent application of explicit provability model: stability of verification. In the framework of formal provability the stability of verification systems is not internally provable ( 1] 33] Rather the reflexive provability model provides a verification ....
T. Sidon, Provability logic with operations on proofs, Logical foundations of computer science' 97, Yaroslavl', Springer-Verlag, 1997, LNCS Vol. 1234 (S. Adian and A. Nerode, editors), pp. 342--353.
....Comment. The standard provability semantics for LP above may be characterized as a call by value semantics, since the evaluation F of a given LP formula F depends upon the value of participating functions. A call by name provability semantics for LP was introduced in [4] and then used in [42] [64]. In the latter semantics F depends upon the particular programs for the functions participating in . In order to define the call by name provability semantics for LP we assume that PA has the standard set of tools to introduce terms. We use a new functional symbol z: z) for each ....
....arithmetical term z: x; y) 8z x: z; y) Then we write down a Fixed Point Equation that is similar to FPE from 7. 1 with some adjustments corresponding to the understanding of as the call by name interpretation, and the new reading of x: x; y) as an arithmetical term (cf. 4] 42] [64]) 7.16 Comment. In [64] a complete axiomatization of the joint logic of proofs with its call by name semantics and the formal provability was found. Thus LP as it was presented in [4] was combined with the logic of formal provability GL (cf. 12] 14] 8 Realization of modal and intuitionistic ....
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T. Sidon, "Provability Logic with Operations on Proofs", Lecture Notes in Computer Science, v. 1234, Logical Foundations of Computer Science' 97, Yaroslavl', pp. 342-353, 1997
....Comment. The standard provability semantics for LP above may be characterized as a call by value semantics, since the evaluation F of a given LP formula F depends upon the value of participating functions. A call by name provability semantics for LP was introduced in [4] and then used in [27] [45]. In the latter semantics F depends upon the particular programs for the functions participating in . In order to define the call by name provability semantics for LP we assume that PA has the standard set of tools to introduce so called terms. We use a new functional symbol z (z) for each ....
....arithmetical term z[ x; y) 8z x: z; y) Then we write down a Fixed Point Equation that is similar to FPE from 5. 1 with some adjustments corresponding to the understanding of as the call by name interpretation, and the new reading of x (x; y) as an arithmetical term (cf. 4] 27] [45]) 5.14 Comment. The paper [45] finds a complete axiomatization of the joint logic of proofs with its call by name semantics and the formal provability thus combining LP as it was presented in [4] with the logic of formal provability GL (cf. 9] 10] 6 Realization of modal and intuitionistic ....
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T. Sidon, "Provability Logic with Operations on Proofs", Lecture Notes in Computer Science, v. 1234, Logical Foundations of Computer Science' 97, Yaroslavl', pp. 342-353, 1997
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