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Lambek Calculus in Natural Deduction

Authors: Ernst Zimmermann;

Lambek Calculus in Natural Deduction

Abstract

A formulation of Lambek calculus in natural deduction is given. New rules for Lambek's multiplicative, non-commutative conjunction are proposed, rules for Lambek's two implications are standard. Rules for Lambek's conjunction are variants of general elimination rules: a symmetric elimination rule and its specializations, left elimination rule and right elimination rule. Conversions hold for all these rules, but only the symmetric elimination rule is fully permutable. Due to a natural transformation for left and right elimination rules to the symmetric elimination rule with partial empty sequences of assumptions and vice versa, there hold two normalization theorems, one with a minimal set and one with a maximal set of permutations.

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