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Proof theory / Logic in computer science / Automated theorem proving / Propositional calculus / Logical syntax / Frege system / Sequent / Proof calculus / Proof complexity / Logic / Mathematical logic / Theoretical computer science
Date: 2014-06-05 13:45:53
Proof theory
Logic in computer science
Automated theorem proving
Propositional calculus
Logical syntax
Frege system
Sequent
Proof calculus
Proof complexity
Logic
Mathematical logic
Theoretical computer science

Proof complexity of propositional default logic

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