Completeness of intuitionistic logic over the paper's logical consequence relation
Completeness of intuitionistic logic over the paper's logical consequence relation
Let be the logical-consequence relation defined in the paper's monotonic proof-theoretic semantics, and let denote intuitionistic logic. Completeness over means that whenever , the sequent is derivable. The completeness claim. The source states that is complete over .
This claim is presented as the logical-consequence formulation corresponding to Prawitz's conjecture. The supplied text does not establish whether this formulation is proved or refuted; subsequent discussion instead concerns incompleteness phenomena and closure under substitutions.
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Antonio Piccolomini d'Aragona, “Uniform validity of atomic Split rule in monotonic proof-theoretic semantics”, arXiv:2503.19930 (2026).
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