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Using Tree Automata to Investigate Intuitionistic Propositional Logic

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Author
O'Connor, Michael
Abstract

Intuitionistic logic is an important variant of classical logic, but it is not as well-understood, even in the propositional case. In this thesis, we describe a faithful representation of intuitionistic propositional formulas as tree automata. This representation permits a number of consequences, including a characterization theorem for free Heyting algebras, which are the intutionistic analogue of free Boolean algebras, and a new algorithm for solving equations over intuitionistic propositional logic.

Date Issued
2008-07-30T21:15:01Z
Keywords
mathematics
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logic
Type
dissertation or thesis

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