Correspondence between Modal Hilbert Axioms and Sequent Rules with an Application to S5

Lellmann, Bjorn; Pattinson, Dirk

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Correspondence between Modal Hilbert Axioms and Sequent Rules with an Application to S5

Date

2013

Authors

Lellmann, Bjorn

Pattinson, Dirk

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

Which modal logics can be 'naturally' captured by a sequent system? Clearly, this question hinges on what one believes to be natural, i.e. which format of sequent rules one is willing to accept. This paper studies the relationship between the format of se