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Axiomatic Rejection for Classical Propositional Logic

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Axiomatic rejection is a method to recursively enumerate all the formulas not provable in the given formal system by way of a recursive set of axioms and rules, not necessarily finite.

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Ishimoto, A. (1996). Axiomatic Rejection for Classical Propositional Logic. In: Bystrov, P.I., Sadovsky, V.N. (eds) Philosophical Logic and Logical Philosophy. Synthese Library, vol 257. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8678-8_18

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