Journal of Logic and Computation · 1996 · 28 citations · 21 references
HumanitiesComputer ScienceFormal MethodsKnowledge RepresentationLogicAutomated ReasoningDeductive ReasoningFirst-order LogicModal LogicModel TheoryPredicate LogicDefault LogicDefault ReasoningIntuitionistic Modal LogicTableau Algorithms
We present a general proof theoretical methodology for default systems. Given a default theory W, D, the default rules D are simply understood as restrictions on the tableaux construction of the logic. Different default approaches approch (such as Reiter, Brewka or Lukaszewicz), the allowable default extensions can be obtained from the default tableau construction. The advantage of our approach, besides being simple and neat, is in its generality: it allows for the development of a default theory for any logic with a tableau formulation, such as intuitionistic logic, linear logic or modal logic.
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