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On finite linear intermediate predicate logics

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An intermediate predicate logicS n+ (n>0) is introduced and investigated. First, a sequent calculusGS n is introduced, which is shown to be equivalent toS n+ and for which the cut elimination theorem holds. In § 2, it will be shown thatS n+ is characterized by the class of all linear Kripke frames of the heightn.

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To the memory of the late Professor Iwao Nishimura

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Ono, H. On finite linear intermediate predicate logics. Stud Logica 47, 391–399 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00671568

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