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Anytime Approximations of Classical Logic from Above
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In this paper we present s1, a family of logics that is useful to disprove propositional formulas by means of an anytime approximation process. The systems follows the paradigm of a parameterised family of logics established
Marcelo Finger, Renata Wassermann
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