Free Ordered Algebraic Structures towards Proof Theory

Journal of Symbolic Logic 66 (2):597-608 (2001)
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Abstract

In this paper, constructions of free ordered algebras on one generator are given that correspond to some one-variable fragments of affine propositional classical logic and their extensions with n-contraction. Moreover, embeddings of the already known infinite free structures into the algebras introduced below are furnished with; thus, solving along the respective cardinality problems.

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