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Deduction / Mathematical logic / Mathematical proofs / Logical consequence / Natural deduction / Entailment / Mizar system / First-order logic / Existential quantification / Logic / Mathematics / Proof theory
Date: 2004-01-15 09:13:24
Deduction
Mathematical logic
Mathematical proofs
Logical consequence
Natural deduction
Entailment
Mizar system
First-order logic
Existential quantification
Logic
Mathematics
Proof theory

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