The deduction theorem for quantum logic—some negative results
Journal of Symbolic Logic 55 (2):615-625 (1990)
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We prove that no logic (i.e. consequence operation) determined by any class of orthomodular lattices admits the deduction theorem (Theorem 2.7). We extend those results to some broader class of logics determined by ortholattices (Corollary 2.6)Author's Profile
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