Relative Efficiency of Nonclassical Resolution and Cut-free Sequent System

Authors

  • Sergey M. Sayadyan Yerevan State University

Abstract

Comparison of the efficiency of resolution system and cut-free sequent calculus remains an open problem since 1974 (Cook, Reckhow). The problem was solved by A. Chubaryan for classical propositional logic in 2001. The paper proves that mentioned two systems for Intuitionistic propositional logic (Minimal propositional logic) are also polynomially equivalent.

Author Biography

Sergey M. Sayadyan, Yerevan State University

Department of Informatics and Applied Mathematics

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Published

2021-12-10

How to Cite

Sayadyan, S. M. . (2021). Relative Efficiency of Nonclassical Resolution and Cut-free Sequent System. Mathematical Problems of Computer Science, 28, 135–140. Retrieved from http://93.187.165.2/index.php/mpcs/article/view/511