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Proof theory / Logic in computer science / Constructivism / Non-classical logic / Deductive reasoning / Natural deduction / Sequent calculus / CurryHoward correspondence / Intuitionistic logic / Lambda calculus / Negation / Sequent
Date: 2011-10-04 07:32:04
Proof theory
Logic in computer science
Constructivism
Non-classical logic
Deductive reasoning
Natural deduction
Sequent calculus
CurryHoward correspondence
Intuitionistic logic
Lambda calculus
Negation
Sequent

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