Decidability conjecture for non-hypothetical logic over Peano Arithmetic

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The language and proof system of non-hypothetical logic are considered over the axioms of Peano Arithmetic, denoted by PA\mathsf{PA}, in a purely relational language. One may also add a fixed theorem of PA\mathsf{PA} as an additional axiom. Decidability conjecture. Non-hypothetical logic is decidable over the axioms of PA\mathsf{PA} and, more ambitiously, over any fixed theorem of PA\mathsf{PA} taken as an additional axiom. The paper defends these conjectures by drafting an algorithm for deciding the former; the supplied text does not establish whether either conjecture is resolved.

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Paul Gorbow, “Intentic Semantics for Potentialist Truthmaking”, arXiv:2602.04488 (2026).

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